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Mar 2018
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I found only three primes of this form up to k=10.000. (k=2,8,18)
Are they finite? |
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#2 |
Aug 2006
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There should be infinitely many. You can look at the residue classes and do an infinite product to guess how sparse they will be.
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Feb 2017
Nowhere
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Looks like the OP missed quite a few. If the intent was to find exponents on both lists, the exponent 10 is missing and the exponent 18 is wrong.
From the List of primes k*2n + 1 for k < 300 we have for k = 19*3 = 57, Quote:
From the List of primes k*2n - 1 for k < 300, again for k = 19*3 = 57, Quote:
Last fiddled with by Dr Sardonicus on 2020-01-27 at 14:24 Reason: w, misread multiplier, had to redo. |
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