[seqfan] "Stubborn primes"
Vladimir Shevelev
shevelev at bgu.ac.il
Sat Sep 13 11:05:27 CEST 2014
Dear SeqFans,
On a rest I experimented with consecutive primes >=5, concatunating to every
of them 3,33,333,.... and catched a moment when there arises a new prime.
As a rule, I rather fast obtained a prime. The first difficulty arises with 13.
Only number 1333333333333333 was prime. So I call 13 a "stuborn prime". After
that with help Peter I have submitted to-day sequence A232210. The calculated records of numbers of concatunating 3's are 1,14,23,50,252,4752 with the
correspoding primes 5,13,131,653, 883,1279,... Beginning with the second prime,
I call them "stubborn".
I wonder are they already considered and what is a continuation of sequence of stubborn primes?
Have a good day,
Vladimir
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