| According to the prime number theorem, the average gap length up to a certain prime equals the value of the natural logarithm of that prime. |
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| Such a sequence consists of the remainders, or residues, after squaring consecutive whole numbers, then dividing them by a given prime number. |
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| This prime number can be unpacked into the original source code for DeCSS, the software that decodes the DVD encryption scheme. |
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| A number that only has two factors, one and itself, is called a prime number. |
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| When the exponent is a prime number, I say that its radical less one is divisible by twice the exponent. |
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| The following year he published An elementary proof of the prime number theorem for arithmetic progressions. |
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| The fact that periodical cicadas emerge after a prime number of years could be just a coincidence. |
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| The coin and notes of any denomination each correspond to one prime number and are therefore unique. |
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| When programming at the ETH he calculatet a prime number such as 41 in the best case. |
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| These particular numbers have characteristics that make it relatively easy to check whether a candidate is either a prime number or a composite number. |
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| In a profession whose members have a reputation for oddness, Mr. Nash was a prime number. |
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| Canadian lotteries also require a skill testing question to claim your prize by adding all numbers chosen for the draw, cubing the total and finding the nearest prime number. |
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| The rest of the factors are each power of two times that prime number. |
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| Mathematically, seventy-nine is a prime number, divisible only by one and itself. |
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| More generally, Mersenne primes fit the pattern 2p –1, where p is any prime number. |
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| Prime congruence base is a simple exercise on elementary number theory, asking you to find a prime number for the base of a congruence relation. |
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| When the exponent is a prime number, I say that its radical cannot be divisible by any other prime except those that are greater by one than a multiple of double the exponent. |
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| A team of Bull researchers at the company's labs in Grenoble, France, led by Tony Reix, has just verified the discovery of the largest known prime number in the space of just six days. |
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| There are seven teams, for a start, and seven is a prime number. |
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| In addition to his work on the decision problem in mathematics, Rabin codeveloped the Miller-Rabin test, an algorithm for determining if a given number is a prime number. |
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| Based on this theory, we can put a pair of primes public as the public key, private key as the prime number. |
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| Recently, in Missouri, a computer came up with the largest known prime number. |
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| The Wilson's primality test method is one of the most well-known deterministic prime number test methods. |
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| In prime number theory, they proved results and some notable conditional results. |
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| A more useful metaphor is that pregnancy is like a prime number. |
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| A field's characteristic, if non-zero, must be a prime number. |
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| The pound was originally divided into 7,000 grains, which is the product of a prime number, and a thousand, which indicates a metrication attempt. |
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| It is probable, a role is played here by the fact that the prime number fractions or ratios are more fundamental quantities than the prime numbers themselves. |
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| The statement that this function gets asymptotically closer to the actual number of primes as the numbers get bigger is known as the Prime Number Theorem. |
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| John Hills's string has struck a bit of form this week and Prime Number added to the trainer's win here on Wednesday night with a game performance in the 1m2f handicap. |
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