A064539 All...are divisible by 3 but why?

[zak seidov]

Dear Hugo,
     seqfans,

the (one) point is that 
other day Neil explained me
that "base" means that 
SEQ is not so much interesting for OEIS.

i'm afraid that i don't yet understand 
the "real" meaning of this base keyword "base"...
silly(?) Q:
is any number that is prime in base 10
is prime in other bases as well? 

the more(?) interesting Q is:
are really cases n=1 and 28 
the only two(?) ones(??)
making 3^(2n)+(2n)^3 prime?
see A109215 (pending, and, sorry, again "base"), 
thanks, zak

%I A109215
17,5,3,11,11,3,677,17,3,83,23,3,5,29,3,1049,23,3,307
<...>
%N A109215 Smallest factor of 3^(2n)+(2n)^3.
%C A109215 For n=1,28 we have the only two(?) primes
of the form 
3^(2n)+(2n)^3: 17 and 523347633027360537213687137.
Cases n=3*m are trivial and may be omitted.
<...>
%K A109215 ,base,nice,nonn,


--- "Pfoertner, Hugo" wrote:

> [...]
> 
> 
> %N A109216 Smallest factor of 2^(2n+1)+(2n+1)^2.
> [...]
> %K A109216 ,base,nice,nonn,

> --------
> 
> Recently we had a discussion on the use of the
> "base" keyword. In my opinion
> the sequence above is an example where "base" is
> totally inappropriate,
> because the result has nothing to do with the
> respresentation of the numbers
> in a certain base-x system.
> 
> Hugo
> 




		
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