tables of p(n) and/or pi(n)
Hans Havermann
pxp at rogers.com
Sun Sep 18 20:19:37 CEST 2005
> Would it be possible for me to get a hold of extended tables for p
> (n) and/or pi(n), with a view toward extending certain sequences
> related to these functions?
Earlier this year, I built myself a database of the first 10^9 primes
in chunks of 10^7 numbers per file. Each file is roughly 100 MB,
implying that if I were to try to duplicate the 10^12 numbers
mentioned in your reference, I'd be looking for 1 TB of memory
(excluding compression schemes)! How many primes can you afford to
own? :)
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