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Thursday, September 08, 2005

Hey guys i am not particularly able to anything else other than the ashes presently...Will post in a few days....And will continue to read ur blogs ...surely

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A must visit BLOG....

: Name: Grey Vampire; Location: chennai, tamil nadu, India

Mathematics student.... blah blah blah blah blah ..... aussie team fan.... blah blah blah blah....... searching the most interesting primes.......blah blah blah blah

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Zulu's 'Lighter moments'

How many seconds are there in a year?

"hmmmm...."

"Twelve"

"?@#$%^!??"

"Jan second,Feb Second, March Second,........"

"!!!!!"

Zulu's Prime Corner

The Largest known prime

The 39th Mersenne prime m39 = 2^13,466,917-1 is the largest known prime number (as of the time of this writing, May 23, 2003). In the decimal system it requires 4,053,946 digits to be written fully. Most of this page is taken up by those digits. You can appreciate the size of this number, and perhaps have a psychedelic experience, by scrolling this page across your screen. If you find that the last digit is even then this file was accidentally truncated in the process of downloading it! Mersenne prime numbers have their own web site which is dedicated to a netwide search for Mersenne prime numbers and related tasks.

Source:University of utah

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