For Leyland primes, why the pages are "Leyland_prime P x y" and "Leyland_prime M x y" (a page for a single (probable) prime)? Not "Leyland_prime P x" and "Leyland_prime M x" (list all y's such that x^y+y^x or |x^y-y^x| are (probable) primes)? Like the pages for Williams primes and the Carol/Kynea primes and the Cullen/Woodall primes? e.g. for the Carol/Kynea primes, the pages list all n such that (b^n-1)^2-2 or (b^n+1)^2-2 are primes for a fixed b, why not (for Leyland primes) list all y such that x^y+y^x or |x^y-y^x| are (probable) primes for a fixed x?
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