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" Curt Noll and Laura Nickel, The 25th and 26th Mersenne Primes, Mathematics of Computation, vol In his Theology of Arithmetic in the chapter On the Decad, Iamblichus writes: "Speusippus, the son of Plato's sister Potone, and head of the Academy before Xenocrates, compiled a polished little book from the Pythagorean writings which were particularly valued at any time, and especially from the writings of Philolaus; he entitled the book On Pythagorean Numbers
"On April 12th [2009], the 47th known Mersenne prime, 2 42,643,801 — 1, a 12,837,064 digit number was found by Odd Magnar Strindmo from Melhus, Norway! The record prime number's exponent is 216,091 Lehmer, Recent Discoveries of Large Primes, Mathematics of Computation, vol

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[retrieved on 2012-09-17] The second manuscript of Codex nr.

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34 a tergo backside of p
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385 BC, we have no proof of any knowledge of prime numbers
M 43,112,609 was the first discovered prime number with more than 10 million decimal digits Lehmer and McGrogan later confirmed the result
Parts of the manuscript have been published in [retrieved on 2012-09-23] This prime is the second largest known prime number, a "mere" 141,125 digits smaller than the Mersenne prime found last August

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Similarly, M 43,112,609 was followed by two smaller Mersenne primes, first 2 weeks later and then 9 months later
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14908 has the name "Regulae et exempla arithmetica, algebraica, geometrica" and the 5th perfect number and all is factors, including 8191, are mentioned on folio no
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Lehmer, A New Mersenne Prime, Mathematics of Computation, vol
AD 100, uses euthymetric and linear as alternative terms Hence the first two Mersenne primes, 3 and 7, were known to and may even be said to have been discovered by them
But to their surprise, the newly discovered prime number falls between two previously known Mersenne primes Strindmo also uses the alias Stig M

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"Using the standard Lucas test for Mersenne primes as programmed by R
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In the first half of the book, he elegantly expounds linear numbers [that is, prime numbers], polygonal numbers and all sorts of plane numbers, solid numbers and the five figures which are assigned to the elements of the universe, discussing both their individual attributes and their shared features, and their proportionality and reciprocity
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For instance, 127 is a Mersenne number for which the exponent is 7