A Number for Your Thoughts: Facts and Speculations about Numbers from Euclid to the Latest Computers |
Contents
Counting | 1 |
The Search for Prime Numbers | 10 |
The World Record Holders | 19 |
Copyright | |
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3-digit abundant numbers algebraic equations amicable pairs appear basic integers Benford big gee chapter complex numbers conjecture consecutive counting numbers cyclic number decimal places divisors emirps equal established Euler exactly divisible example exist fact Fermat Fermat primes Fermat's last theorem finite follows fraction geometric numbers go on forever Goldbach Goldbach conjecture groups hand side house number infinite number infinity integers interest irrational numbers Kaprekar known larger numbers largest logarithms loop magic constant magic cubes magic squares mathematical mathematicians means Mercenne prime multiplied number less number of digits number system odd numbers order-5 palindromic particular pattern perfect numbers possible prime numbers prime twins problem proof random rational numbers real numbers rule self-number self-reproducing sequence set of numbers simple smaller smallest number solutions starting numbers subtraction symbol Table tested triangular numbers values whole number zero