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mersenne's primes and perfect numbers
It is still unknown if there are any odd perfect numbers (but if there are, they are large and have many prime factors). Try to generate few primes and ...
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Euclid's Primes
Euclid first proved that the number of primes is infinite. There is no largest prime number as much as there is no largest number! ...
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Euclid's Primes
Euclid first proved that the number of primes is infinite. There is no largest prime number as much as there is no largest number! ...
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irrational numbers
Some are more irrational than others, but that is another story... Here are some examples of irrational numbers: , , , , , . Click on some of the numbers ...
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Pythagorean Brotherhood
When Pythagoras came to Croton, he founded a philosophical school called 'semicircle'. The school had many followers, but the inner circle of the school had ...
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is 10 solitary
Numbers which have no friendly pair are called 'solitary' numbers. ... So most of the numbers are solitary! And it is pretty obvious that it may be a bit ...
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some famous number sequences
Like numbers, number sequences can become famous too. Most of the number sequences are famous because they are very simple, but exhibit some very ...
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some famous number sequences
Most of the number sequences are famous because they are very simple, ... Fibonacci's number sequence looks like this:. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, ...
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some famous number sequences
Like numbers, number sequences can become famous too. Most of the number sequences are famous because they are very simple, but exhibit some very ...
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some famous number sequences
Most of the number sequences are famous because they are very simple, ... Fibonacci's number sequence looks like this:. 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, ...
