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Question Number 56660 by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 20/Mar/19

Commented by kaivan.ahmadi last updated on 20/Mar/19

can you proof it sir?

canyouproofitsir?

Commented by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 21/Mar/19

i think to prove  2^(prime number)  −1=prime number  we need f(n) which is prime  2^(f(n)) −1=prime number  to my knowldge no such general formula f(n)  derived till now which describe prime number.

ithinktoprove2primenumber1=primenumberweneedf(n)whichisprime2f(n)1=primenumbertomyknowldgenosuchgeneralformulaf(n)derivedtillnowwhichdescribeprimenumber.

Commented by mr W last updated on 21/Mar/19

next one:  23 is prime  2^(23) −1=8388207=47×178481 ⇒no prime  next one:  29 is prime  2^(29) −1=536870911=233×1103×2089⇒no prime  therefore  2^(prime) −1  =_(but not always) ^(maybe)     prime

nextone:23isprime2231=8388207=47×178481noprimenextone:29isprime2291=536870911=233×1103×2089noprimetherefore2prime1=maybebutnotalwaysprime

Commented by mr W last updated on 21/Mar/19

if 2^(prime) −1=prime were true, then  2^(2^(prime) −1) −1=prime is also true, i.e.  if we know a prime say p, we will know   infinite other primes:  2^p −1, 2^(2^p −1) −1,2^(2^(2^p −1) −1) −1,....  but this is not the case. in fact till now  the largest prime number we know  is 2^(282589933) −1. if you can find the next  one, your name will go into the history.

if2prime1=primeweretrue,then22prime11=primeisalsotrue,i.e.ifweknowaprimesayp,wewillknowinfiniteotherprimes:2p1,22p11,222p111,....butthisisnotthecase.infacttillnowthelargestprimenumberweknowis22825899331.ifyoucanfindthenextone,yournamewillgointothehistory.

Commented by tanmay.chaudhury50@gmail.com last updated on 21/Mar/19

bah darun yhank you sir...

bahdarunyhankyousir...

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