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Okay. So they put lots of zeroes in front of the primes. Then they start changing some of the zeroes and prove that it will eventually become composite. This fe
by ReptileMan 6y ago
Okay. So they put lots of zeroes in front of the primes. Then they start changing some of the zeroes and prove that it will eventually become composite. This feels like a very distant cousin to Messene prime to me. Could it be used for faster algorithm for finding primes?