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On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences N. J. A. Sloane
(New Jersey)
Sequences I have authored
All my contributions
Jens Kruse Andersen
(Denmark)
Largest
Consecutive Factorizations
Henri Lifchitz
(France)
Probable
Primes (PRPs): See
Top discoverers or to view all of the PRPs I have found, click
here and
select my name next to "Find by discoverer"
FactoProth
and PrimoProth records
BiTwin
records
Darío Alpern (Argentina)
Base-2
2-brilliant numbers: English or
Spanish
Base-10
4-brilliant numbers: English or
Spanish
Base-10
3-brilliant numbers: English or
Spanish
Factors
of Modified Fermat Numbers: English or
Spanish
Prime Curios
(University of Tennessee at Martin)
Largest
known probable prime decimal expansion of the square root of 2
Largest
known cube with digits which are all primes
Number
Recreations Shyam Sunder Gupta (India)
Can
You Find? (CYF NO. 21, 28, 32, 33, 35 and 37)
World Integer
Factorization Center Hisanori Mishima (Japan)
Decimal
expansion of pi
Decimal
expansion of Euler gamma
Smarandache
consecutive prime sequence numbers
Reverse
Smarandache consecutive prime sequence numbers
Aliquot Sequences from the Trenches Clifford Stern
(California)
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here
Aliquot Sequences with leading term < 10000 Christophe Clavier
(France)
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here
1464 to
9852 (I've worked on sequences 2484, 3408, 3564 and 3774)
Largest Known
Primes (University of Tennessee at Martin)
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Primes and
Strong Pseudoprimes of the form xy + yx Paul Leyland (UK)
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here
D La Pierre
Ballard
Twin Prime Clusters of Five Twins within 39 Numbers (5TP39)
Jim Howell's
Math Page (California)
Factorizations
of concatenated prime numbers (Smarandache consecutive prime
sequence)
Factorizations
of concatenated odd numbers (Smarandache consecutive odd sequence)
MathPuzzle.com
Ed Pegg Jr.
Largest Consecutive Factorizations
Donovan Johnson