according to special relativity, spike, that will be one
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i like the idea of finding larger and larger prime numbers but i still
dont know what this will do for modern mathematics
i thought of a good reason to have enormous
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i like the idea of finding larger and larger prime numbers but i still
dont know what this will do for modern mathematics
i thought of a good reason to have enormous prime numbers:
we would use them to impress extraterrestrial intelligences, should
we ever manage
i thought of a good reason to have enormous prime numbers:
we would use them to impress extraterrestrial intelligences, should
That is indeed a great idea!
they may call them something else, such as
freemblookum primes,
actually they call them du=fjxxqr'eowcs-ss, although
I never heard them
i like the idea of finding larger and larger prime numbers but i still
dont know what this will do for modern mathematics. Since numbers are
infinite, these primes must also be infinite but with higher counts
between each one. what's happening here; will future mathematicians
really need this
At 08:13 PM 2/20/99 +0100, you wrote:
i like the idea of finding larger and larger prime numbers but i still
dont know what this will do for modern mathematics. Since numbers are
infinite, these primes must also be infinite but with higher counts
between each one...
Actually, it is unknown
