Problems & Puzzles:
Puzzles
1.- The Gordon Lee puzzle
2.- Prime strings
3.- Magic Squares with
consecutive primes
4.- Prime - magical squares
5.- Find Pn =prime >61 such
that Pn divides Pn+1*Pn+2 + 1
6.- Ray Ballinger suggestion
7.- Palindrome - Primes: 2
questions
8.- Primes by Listing
9.- p1 + p2 +
pk = n m ,
m => 2
10.- Primes associated to
Primorials and Factorials
11.- Distinct, Increasing &
Decreasing Gaps
12.- Period Length of 1/p
13.- Magical Pentagrams
14.- Pal-Primes and sum of
powers
15.- Narcissistic pal-primes
16.- Consecutive primes and
ending-digit
17.- Weakly primes
18.- Some Special Sums of
Consecutive Primes
19.- Primes on a Clock
20.- Reversible Primes
21.- Happy Primes
22.- Primes and Persistence
23.- Pal-primes adding
consecutive primes
24.- Primes in several bases
25.-
Composed
primes
26.- Honaker & Jud.
McCranie puzzle
27.- Heinz Rectangles
28.- Heinz Stair-case
29.- Pi = P i-1&nxtprm(P
i-1), Pi = prime for i => 1
30.- Queen attacking primes in
a Knights tour solution
31.- The Average Prime
number, APN(k) = S(Pk)/k
32.- Find couples of numbers
like this (1033, 8) such that:
1033 = 8^1+8^0+8^3+8^3
33.- Find numbers like
this:15551(palprime)= Fifteen Thousand Five Hundred Fifty
One = 383 (palprime)
34.- Prime Triplets in
arithmetic progression
35.- 1999 and the perfect
numbers
36.- Sequences of
descriptive primes
37.- Set of even numbers { ai }
such that every ai + aj + 1 is prime
38.- Sloanes sequences
39.- The Mirrorable Numbers (By
Mike Keith)
40. The Pi Prime Search Puzzle
(by Patrick De Geest)
41. Palindromic Carnival
(dedicated to Patrick De Geest)
42.- This week puzzle is to
create a puzzle analog to other one.
43.-Palprime1*Palprime2 =
Palindrome
44.-Enoch Haga Puzzle about
Consecutive Primes
45.- Prime Solitaire (a puzzle
based on a game proposed by Enoch Haga)
46.- Primes expressible as
sum of consecutive primes in K ways
47.- p4 = a4 +
b4 + c4 + d4, {a, b, c,
d}>0
48.- P3 = a3
+ b3 + c3, {P, a, b, c} = primes
49.- If you are given
K numbers of each from 0 to 9, find the maximum quantity
of primes that can be formed using those 10K
numbers.
50.- “The best approximation to Pi with primes”
51.- Pi such that Pi is Palprime & i = palindrome
52.- Sum
of K consecutive primes equal to the sum of their reversible ones.
53.- Sequences of consecutive
economical numbers.
54.- Pair of primes of the
form {p, 4p^2+1}
55.- Primes by Generation (Patrick De
Geest)
56.- The
Honaker's Constant
57.- 8757193191, another little puzzle from Mike Keith
58.- A
particular sequence of k consecutive primes (by Enoch Haga)
59.- Six and the nine digits primes (by Jud
McCranie)
60.- Generalized
Cunningham chain (By Felice Russo)
61.- M(a,
p) = a^p - a + 1 ( by Jean
Brette)
62.- The qs-sequence, (by T.W.A. Baumann)
63.- Another (3rd) Mike Keith's little
puzzle.
64.- The Strange Ruler (TWA Baumann)
65.- Multigrade Relations
66.- The SOPF sequences
67.- The
P/M-SOPF sequences
68.- The largest prime magic squares
at the end of this Millennium (a puzzle suggested by Jaime Ayala)
69.- Primeful Heterosquares
70.- Primes Double Tree (a puzzle
suggested by Paul Leyland)
71.- Consecutive
primes and Cunningham chains
72.- Persistent
Palprimes
73.- A
Collatz-like sequence.
74.- SOD(26972593-1)
75.- Prime
numbers and the number 2000
76.-
z(n)=sigma(n) + phi(n) - 2n
77.- Christmas Prime-Pine
78.- Primes by concatenating
consecutive integers
79.- The Chebrakov's - by two
months - Challenge
80.- Twin
primes - magic squares
81.- Sophie Germain
primes - magic squares
82.- The
Goldbach Comet
83.- The
6k+1 and 6k-1 boxes
84.-
Non-primes
adding up to non-primes (by TWA)
85.- A puzzle
about the Generalized Mills' theorem
86.- Disjoint sets
A & B of consecutive numbers sharing the same set P of prime divisors
87.- Adding
prime magic squares (a puzzle suggested by John E. Everett)
88.- A special
set of odd primes
89.- The first palprime
as a sum of consecutive composites
90.- The prime version of the
taxicab
problem
91.- Primes
with the Smoothest Increasing Digits (SID primes)
92. A pile of
prime-spheres
93.- Numbers such
that the decimal and hexadecimal representation are the reverse of each
other
94. The Domino & the
primes
95. K consecutive primes p such
that the decimal expansion of the reciprocal 1/p, for each p, has exactly a
period of length (p-1)
96. The least K
consecutive odd primes such that the sum of every two of them produces a
distinct number
97. Consecutive
numbers with the same "sum of prime factors" (SPF)
98. Curio 39
99. Primes p such
that R(p) is prime and p^2 = R(R(p)^2)
100. Digital Prime
k-tuplets
101. Digital
Divisibility Tests
102. Three
squares a cube, all primes
103. N=a4+b4 = c4+d4
104. Numbers
that are equal to the sum of cubes of its third parts (as strings)
105. a^5 =
b1^5+b2^5+...+bn^5
106. Prime-magic
squares added up to 2000
107. K Consecutive
Smith numbers
108. Methods for
generating Smith numbers
109.
a1<a2<...<ak such that...
110. Dropping digits
primes (by Patrick De Geest)
111. Spoof odd Perfect numbers
112. Automorphic primes
113. Provable primes in Arithmetic
progression
114. The Murad's generalization of the
Collatz's sequences
115. Prime squares
composed by no more than two digits
116. A=B+C, A*B*C is a
primorial...
117. Certain p# +1
values
118. Primorial
product numbers
119. Sophie-Germain
& Twin, chains
120. Primal Squares
121. THE LEGEND
OF YANG HUI
122. Consecutive Twin primes
123. Two Frank Rubin's prime
puzzles
124. Palindromic,
Prime & Sophie-Germain pair of Magic Squares
125. Primes through
palindromes
126. Some
conspicuous probable primes
127. Non
adding prime sequences
128. Sum of
consecutive squared primes a square
129. Harshad
Numbers
130. The
Hexagon of the 19 numbers
131. Growing
primes
132. Pascal
Primes
133. Pa
- Qb = K
134. The
1379-Carrousel-Primes
135. Partitions
into distinct primes with maximum product
136. Poor
prime strings
137. Product
of primes + 1, a square
138. Deletable
primes
139. Sdf(x)=p
140. Primes
Decades
141. Smarandache
Prime Base representation of the natural numbers
142. Optimal
Assignation of Primes in several Patterns
143. The first and the
last five primes
144. The
Langford Prime Numbers
145. The ISPP
& SSPP functions
146. Solutions
of A2 +X2 = Y2, A = odd
147. Twin
& Reversible primes
148. Product
of primes - 1, a square
149. Fermat
400
150.
Primes type n+/- Fm, for m=0 to 4
151.
Euler-Rodríguez set of consecutive primes
152. The Prime Gears Cars Race
153.
Espinosa's puzzle
154. Extension and Variation
of the GC
155.
Follow-up of the puzzle 151
156. One
million doors
157. Zip
primes
158. Sum
of Cubes equal to Square of Sum
159. A follow
up to Puzzle 37
160.
s(n)
and p(n)
161. A
Secret Code
162. P2
+ Q2 = p2 +q2
163. P+SOD(P)
164. Sequences of Fermatian primes
165.
Bye Mr. Suzuki
166. pn -1 =0 mod
f(n)
167.
Primes m + 2 j &
m - 2 j
168.
Primes such that SOD2 = POD
169. The unit and the sum of
three signed prime-cubes
170. Pseudoprimemania
171. Perfect &
Carmichael numbers
172. Minimal Length,
prime-complete-rules
173. Ruth-Aaron Triplets
174. Primes & consecutive
divisors
175. Integer average & sets of
consecutive primes
176. Primes in a circle
177. Primes in a
square
178. Shallit Minimal Primes
Set
179. Prime
Alphametics
180. Primes as a sum of squares
181. (N+k)/k
primes
182. Primes with zeros
replaced
183. Perhaps a very simple question
184. Gronau's
prime triplets
185. Differences
between consecutive n^n values
186. Squareful Fibonacci numbers
187. Triangles and Triangular numbers
188. Dividing large numbers
189. Squares and primes in a row
190. A follow up for the puzzle 188
191. P(n)=n(n+1)(n+2)(n+3) - 1
192. Reversible
& Digit Complementary Prime Pairs
193. The Andersen's theorem & primes
194. The Palinpoints
195. Primes such that their squares are
free of the digit D.
196. Consecutive integers with the same quantity of prime
factors
197. Always
composite numbers?
198. 2^a - 3^b = c
199. The
Prime-Vampire numbers
200. Ones from
1 to p (*)
201. The arithmetic function A(n)
202. The n-th Omega
recurrence
203. Perfect primes
204. An old
empirical observation
205. Primes is in CI
206. (N-k)/k primes
207. The inventory
sequences and the self-inventoried numbers
208. Happy new Year 2003!
209. Triangles of primes
210. Jeff's numbers
211. A
beauty limit on prime numbers
212. Substring reversion
213. Hailstone Champion Sequences
214. Trotter's Curio
215. The Ulam Numbers
216 Primes in a square array
217. n in pn
218. Rupinski primes
219. Polignac numbers
220. p - k! primes
221. What are the next?
222. Equations with consecutive primes
223. Consecutive primes and powers of 2
224 Eccentric prime diagonals
225. VIP (Very
Sparse Primes)
226. Rolling Primes
227. Research Problem 1.75
228. Sum of twin primes, a square
229. Primes and Hypercubes
230.
Primes and a tower of cubes
231. k-Persistent primes
232. Primes and Cubic polynomials
233. A little twist
234. 2003, again
235. Dropping digits primes
236. A Broken Face
237. Alien neighbors
238. The hidden prime
239. psp (2) & n2 -2 numbers
240. Consecutive
numbers and consecutive prime factors
241. Highly
imperfect primes
242. Sum of distinct squared
primes
243. Primes and squares in a
square array
244. Null Conjunction
245. As 13
246. The worms
247. Consecutive Smith
numbers
248. Find one composite solution
249. From
Rudolf to Rodolfo (magic squares and pandigital numbers)
250. Euler, one more time.
251.
Pointer primes
252.
Kurchan
squares
253. Eureka
254. Z=P2 - Q2
255. k*p+1
256. Jack Brennen old
records
257. Primes and sibling
numbers
258. Primes
and sibling numbers-II
259. Not dividing any
pandigital
260. Chains of twins
261. Symmetric prime
constellations
262. Semiprimes in
arithmetic progression
263.
MagicAntiMagic Squares
264. Antimagic Prime Squares
265. Primes embedded
266. Magic
rectangles
267. Talisman Squares
268. 23 primes in A.P.
269. 13 primes in A.P.
270. Euclidean questions
271. Prime gap tug of war
272. P(n) & n
273. Consecutive 'good'
primes
274. Sierpinski triangles from prime
numbers
275. Highly composite polynomials
276. Prime factors of
(x^n+y^n)/(x+y)
277. Pi again
278. The
Rupinski's question
279.
Farideh Firoozbakht
asks for the next term
280. 3893257
281. A follow up to Puzzle
24
282. f(p) = f(p')
283. Harshad Left
Truncatable numbers
284 A+B=C | A.B.C = pk#
285. μ(2^k-1) mod k
286. Get a simple proof of
this
287. Multimagic prime squares
288. Magic squares of (prime) squares
289. Palprimes inside the infinite primes
concatenated
290. Primes on Platonic solid faces
291. Primes embedding a given
sequence
292. Zigzag Primes
293. Balanced primes
294. How to prove this?
295. Another Alphametic puzzle
296. An intriguing sequence
297. Queens
on magic squares
298. Mersene, Mq = (8x)^2 - (3qy)^2
299. Collatz-like sequence of
primes
300. UFO message?
301. One million of prime prime
residues
302. Primes inside the
sequence of primes
303. I'm such a square...
304. A larger square embedded
305. A new version of Puzzle 209
306. Generalized LYM Puzzle
307. Record
Smith Numbers
308. AxB = N =A'xB'
309. A property of the prime '5'
310. DPT's on a knight's tour.
311. Sum to a cube
312. Sequence of primes such that...
313. Squares having only k distinct digits
314.
(f(n))=prime(n)
315. pn => pn-i + pi
316. Divide a square of primes.
317. Two dimensional constellation of primes
318. 31 = sigma(16) = sigma(25)
319. Approximations to π(n)
320. Dealing with primorials
321. Primes type n^4+4
322. Primeval primes as sum of primeval primes
323. Primes in a Sudoku
solution
324. Self-descriptive numbers
325. Zeisel numbers
326. One more Firoozbakht curio sequence
327. Giuga numbers
328. Is this the largest?
329. Odd abundant numbers not divided by 2 or 3.
330. σ(φ(σ(p)))=φ(σ(φ(p)))
331. The prime Russian mountain
332. Odd abundance
333. 'Magic squares' and primes
334. Farideh & the 2004 year.
335. Prime values for σ(n).
336. sigma(n)<prime(n)
337. p inside p2.
338. Domino-Prime-Pyramid
339. Primes & persistence.
340. Resta's approach to Puzzle 337
341. Multiplicative persistence, Erdos style.
342. Primes on a dice.
343. One more Farideh's question
344. Primes in Nature
345. Magic square of cubic primes
346. Happy 2006
347. Properties of numbers
that have a Mersenne Number as a factor
348. 414347 prime string
349.
2d(n) = n + E
350. Primes &
primorials
351. E796
352.
φ(n!)
353. The first
n2 primes in a matrix
354. Another
prime game
355. Puzzle 232
in 4th order
356. A minimal
set of K primes
357. Consecutive
reversible primes
358.
Ruth-Aaron pairs revisited
359. First N
primes in a circle
360.
Complementary divisors to make a prime
361.
Multiply, or delete zeros
362. A sequence
of primes.
363. A
magnanimous company
364. P2 = Q*R
365. P*Q = R*S
366.
Three questions about the PGP
367.
Two dice to produce prime numbers
368.
Attained by invalid arithmetic
369.
Approximations to unit adding prime reciprocals.
370. The first
13 numbers
371. A052215
372. Ask Dr.
Matrix, prime version
373. Self primes
374. Self
numbers
375. Powers
which are the sum of initial primes
376.
n=p*2^x
377.
Add 2 to any digit
378. Sequences
embedded in decimal periods of fractions
379. SG primes
and its prime average
380. A follow up
to Puzzle 42
381. A
sequence related to a special case of the Goldbach Conjecture
382.
KL(29207), Prime or Composite?
383. Brougnard
sequences
384. Prime
Reverse Keith numbers
385
Follow up to Puzzle 104
386. CabTaxi,
prime version
387. Prime
curios in the Pascal's triangle rows?
388. Primes on a dice, again
389. Joe Crump
and the search for solutions to 2nmod n=c
390. 493009335
391.
9 dots and 8 lines graph*
392. σ(x) =
x+φ(x)
393. A follow up
to Puzzle 128
394. No shared digits between composites and its
prime factors
395.
(2^n+3^n+4^n+5^n+6^n)/2 – 10
396. X*R=Y
397. 15984784979
398. 369293
399. Some more
terms
400. 39883
401. Magnanimous
primes
402. 1263560563
403. 833021343
404.
Σ(x^x), for x=1 to n
405. R(38)
406. 1123
407. Prime Multidimensional Arithmetic Progressions
408. First
primes embedded in the smallest number
409. Consecutive
primes triplets
410. The largest magic
square & primes...
411. Magic
squares M & p(M)
412. Semimagic square of cubes
413. DPS in AP
414. Prime lucky number
triplets
415. Sets of
consecutive primes such that...
416.
Prime numbers less than 2^18
417. M(e)
reversed primes.
418.
Honaker's ratio
419.
Four SOPF questions
420. Another
sequence of primes
421.
Staircase of consecutive primes
422. 3N
consecutive prime
423. K Consecutive
even numbers such that...
424. Empty
intervals between consecutive perfect powers
425.
Consecutive numbers, increasing quantity of prime factors
426. q = p
+rad(p+1)
427. Runs of
consecutive numbers such that... (I)
428. Runs of
consecutive numbers such that... (II)
429.
Consecutive primes & biprimes
430.
Grimm's conjecture
431. p = (q/r)3 + (s/t)3
432. A
nice pattern with 6 consecutive primes
433. Three consecutive integers
434.
σ(σ(x)) = σ(x)+x
435.
φ(x) + σ(x) = k.x
436. 43 =4^2+3^3
437. A special set of binary numbers
438. 1024383257
439.
Fibonacci Primes Puzzle
440.
σ(n)=2n-1
441.
σ(n)+π(n)=k.n
442. Primes ending in 9
443.
Sum of cubes of consecutive primes
444.
Pseudo twin primes
445.
Consecutive integers with prime SPF
446.
S(p, q)=p.q
447. Zeros on p.q
448. p+q not divided by 3
449. Count N composites after p
450.
K extended factors for sum of two consecutive primes
451. Prime factors of n,
φ(n) & σ(n)
452.
(a^2)!+2^(a^2) = b*(1+a^2)
453.
DPFP
454.
Number of primes of the form n^2 + 1
455.
1+σ0(n).σ(n)
= n*rad(n)
456.
Mersenne Primes
as a sum of consecutive primes
457. Prime
word embedded
458. Related
to Puzzle 451
459.
Related to Puzzle 457
460.
Sqrt[p(x)*p(x+y)-1]= y
461.
Consecutive squares + prime = prime.
462.
p+q+r=3*q
463.
k.P(k)+(k+1).P(k+1)
464.
p+4.x2
465. Factorials
466.
phi(n-1)=phi(n)=phi(n+1)
467. Primes in
the last two digits
468. Primes &
Semiprimes Gaps
469.
5040
470. p+2=semiprime
471.
n and n^2 use only prime digits
472.
What is the second solution?
473.
N = n^p + p^n
474.
Two last puzzles for this
2008
475.
A question related to ABC
Conjecture
476.
A question related to Collatz Sequence
477.
Sum of k primes = Product
of k integers
478.
Factorials as sums of consecutive prime
479.
P+1 & P+1+S are primes
480.
Primes on an Dodecahedron
481.
E.E-p=q
482. Two Bergot
questions
483. p^2=a^2&b^2
484.
ABC
conjecture and consecutive primes
485.
Farideh's guess
486.
Reserved for the Gods?
487.
Follow up
to Puzzle 485
488.
Follow up to Puzzle 487
489. Mersenne Primes & 0, 23 &
1535
490.
2^n-2^k+1, a square
491.
Sum of any combination is not
prime
492.
59 and still counting...
493.
p^p =
x*a^2 + y*b^2
494.
f(n)=product(prime(di))
495.
P*R(P)+1 = Prime
496.
P*R(P)+1 = Palprime
497.
Sqrt[p^2+q^2- 9]
498.
p*s+q*r is never a square
499.
6*7*8*9 - 1 is prime
500.
211896
501. Three Consecutive
primes a prime
502. Adding consecutive
2n+1 primes a prime
503.
phi(x)*sigma(x) = x^2 - (1/n)*x
504. F(n) & G(n)
505.
P(m^2 + 1) = n^2 + 1
506.
Reversible primes again
507.
phi puzzle from Farideh
508.
phi(n)=phi(n+1)
509.
S(n+1):=S(n)^2 - 2
510.
nrp(2^m) = m + 2
511.
Primes reversing N, N^2, & N^3, ..., N^K
512.
b^c=a(mod d)
513.
Four consecutive primes
514.
S(pi)= q mod r
515.
Phi(Phi(x))
516.
Fifty nine years old
517.
φ(x) + σ(x+1) = 3x
518.
Pi=prime(Pi-1)
519.
Triangles with prime sides
520.
Prime divides Repunits
521.
p^p=p mod(q)
522.
Three sets of k consecutive primes
523.
Increasing residues
524.
x = 1 (mod phi(x))
525.
D= d1*P1 +
d2*P2 +...dn*Pn
526.
p2^2-p1^2 = n!
527.
sigma(x) = 1 (mod x)
528.
Prime
quadratic residues
529.
The prime-explosion Bergot graph
530.
Twins pointing to equidistant trios
531.
Two products of consecutive primes a power
532.
Puzzle 529 re-loaded: sizing the prime nebulas.
533.
phi(sigma(n^2)) = n(n+1)
534.
The sum of
any two terms a prime or...
535.
The
minimal seed Xo/Yo for square roots
536.
Primes in several bases (again)
537.
n^n = n mod [prime(n)]
538.
(3n^2+3n+1) ^2 | (3n+1)^(3n+2) + 3n+2
539.
n consecutive primes same residue
modulo 4
540.
b^(2^n)+c
541.-
Emirps
again
542.-
Sigma (x)=q^n
543.-
Primes as sum of powered consecutive primes
544.-
Yet another prime Prime Race
545.-
14 or 17<->25
546.-
Non-Pandigital
primes
547.-
A064507
548.-
dr(p*n) = dr(n)
549.-
Better than 210
550.-
Consecutive primes
producing semiprimes
551.-
Three
nines & repunits
552.- p=k mod [prime(k)]
553.-
SCN=PCP
554.
P+10^n
555.-
q=p(i) mod
[p(i+1)]
556.-
Follow
up to Puzzle 554
557.-
H(m, a)
558.-
Goldbach
decomposition & consecutive primes
559.-
Mauldin / Tijdeman-Zagier Conjecture
560.-
Same quantity of prime factors
561.-
Square of consecutive prime & even numbers
562.-
Heleen's sequence
563.-
P=a^2+b^3
564.-
Primorials & primes
565.-
[(d)n] mod d^n = k
566.-
Semiprimes in a
given interval
567.-
p1+...+pk =
q1*...*qk
568.-
SOPF(N)=SOPF(RN)
569.-
Prime-Magic
Hexagon
570.-
Does this happen again?
571.-
P(a)=P(b) mod(P(c)
572.-
(P+Q)@3<>0
573.-
Primes
& its digital roots
574.-
P.Q composed by only two distinct digits
575.-
Primes | k leftmost
digits are divided by p(k)
576.-
Triangular Magic Triangles
577.-
Happy prime Valentine
day!
578.-
The smallest prime
concatenating the first k primes
579.-
A triangular array with primes
580. An equivalence for
twin primes
581.
142857
582. p.q=c^2+1
583.
Traveling intertwined primes
584.
Embedded but not overlapped prime factors
585.
37677869739
586.
The best number is 73
587.
Concatenating absolute differences
588.
Squares sharing no one single digit
589.
Palindromes multiplying consecutive primes
590.
P-1 & P+1 with the same quantity of prime
factors.
591.
1304119699
592.
p.(p-1)=q&(q+1)
593. Primes by
transportation
594.
999997600699
595.
p*q -> p^2 + p*q + q^2
596.
12*n*(n+2)+1
597.
A follow up to Puzzle 596
598.
A18781
599.
Weird numbers
600.
Follow
up to Puzzle 599
601.
Pair of
primes (p, q) such that...
602.
T(73)=37*73
603.
p=(q*r+s)/2
604.
Primes in 2&3&4&...&n
605.
Follow up to Puzzle 604
606.
Puzzle 738 from Claudio Meller's site
607. A
zeroless Prime power
608.
2^(2^n)+k
609.
Rectangling the square.
610.
Rectangling the square-II.
611.
Puzzle 2-3-5-7.
612.
Prime-Doublets.
613.
Curio sum of primes.
614.
Always composite by insertion
615.
Abs[R(n/3)-n]<=1
616.
Primes by dupplicating some digit
617.
Concatenating & superposing
618.
GCD(1+P, S)
619.
Odd midpoints
620.
2012
621.
Puzzle 411 revisited
622.
Primes
as concatenation of two squares
623.
p^2+3pq+q^2=r^2
624.
Nice
integer quotients
625.
Sum of
squares of prime divisors
626.
Frank
Rubin, kissing primes
627.
Nested Carmichael numbers
628.
Fermat Pseudoprimes
629.
Non-primitive Carmichael numbers
630.
Gap between p(n-1) & p(n+1)
631.
Follow up to Puzzle 630
632.
[R(n)+1]@n=0
633.
Palindromes & Pandigitals
634.
Primes
in Collatz trajectory
635.
34155
636.
Primorial as product of palindromes
637.
Factorials as product of palindromes
638.
Special integer quotients
639.
Sigma (n+12m) = Sigma(n)+12m
640.
A
sequence of semiprimes.
641.
Cunningham Chains of semiprimes.
642.
N=A&B=A+B^3
643.
134757431
644.
123 Curio
645.
Generalized Dudeney Numbers
646.
Curio 364
647.
Shifted alphabet rows
648.
P^2 =
A^2&B^2
649.
An
algorithm for this conjecture
650
Triangular,
Primes & Powers of 2
651
6866683
652
Recursively Pi+1 = POD(Pi)
+ 1
653
R(p) is n^n.
654
Factors for p(n)#+/-1
655
pq+rs, perfect square.
656
Primes
using certain quantity of digits
657
Look and say sequence
658
Find
primes such that...
659
Sandwiched palindromes
660
Exotic
primes
661 Carpet
palindrome Persian art style
662 547716131821
663 Pandiagonal
prime magic squares
664
The queen covering the chessboard
665
(p+q)*(q+r)=m^n
666
Columns = Rows
667
Puzzle 77
668
Fortyfive
669
2013 and 2014
670
The same sum of divisors
671
Most Perfect Magic Squares
672
sigma(sigma(x)) +
sigma(x) = 3x
673 Sudoku &
primes, again
674
Concatenating the squares of consecutive
primes
675
p = -1+2^57885161
676
primes
in a row such that...
677
primes
in a row such that... II
678
Find the
least vector of integers such that...
679
Prime-proof odd integers
680
The largest palindrome prime-proof odd integer race
681
Stanley Antimagic Squares
682
Stanley Antimagic Squares-II
683
Rubin's puzzle
684
Primes in N dice
685
Follow
up to puzzle 683
686
Filling the grid (Le
Monde puzzle)
687 17769643
688
Follow up to Puzzle 687
689
Pandiagonal and twin primes
690
Unreachable primes
691
Conjectures related to Gilbreath's scheme
692
Consecutive prime gaps biprimes
693
Prime
Chemical Compounds
694
S(p,q)=p&q
695
Pandiagonal & twin primes
696
1801
697
Puzzle
105, revisited
698
Others
as 129
699
Special prime pandigital magic squares
700
p & q
primes such that ...
701
Alphametic magic square
702
Adding
emirps to a cube
703
Dividing a set of primes in other two
704
Find a
prime such that...
705
2213
706
Palindromes generating palindromes
707
The smallest sum for a set...
708
Find sets of k consecutive primes such that...
709
Primes P=A&B such that...
710
6252893229398 & non-semiprimes
711
Composites with the exactly the same digits
than its prime factors
712
Primes or squares
713
Primes
between perfect powers
714
Composites that remain composites when...
715
phi(x +
n) = sigma(x - n)
716
Problem 9 of...
717
Associative squares Stanley
718
A follow
up to Puzzle 700
719
Extension to Ruth Aaron pairs
720
x^2&y^2 or y^2&x^2 squares
721
p(i)=
DR(p(i-1))&(p(i-1)\10)
722
2^m-1 consecutive integers having
m prime factors
723.
Pandiagonal magic
squares of consecutive primes
724.
Extending the OEIS sequence A229908
725.
The ABA numbers
726.
Completing the OEIS sequence A235031
727.
Extending the OEIS sequence A235680
728.
Consecutive Moran numbers (extending the OEIS sequence A235397)
729.
Consecutive Hoax numbers (extending the OEIS sequence A235766)
730. Trio
of
Consecutive Achilles numbers
731.
Stanley
Antimagic squares of consecutive primes
732.
Sum of cubes a square
733.
Integers equal to the sum of the squares of
their prime divisors.
734.
"Common Sigma, Uncommon Clique" Numbers
735.
Consecutive primes such that the sum of
their digits generates another set of consecutive primes.
736.
Associative Stanley squares of consecutive primes
737.
Maximize log(s) / log(maxPrimeFactor(s))
738.
Special Cunningham Chains
739.
Carmichael numbers of special form
740.
Misprinted product, find the correct one
741.
Find the smallest set of distinct primes such that...
742.
Prime-Golygons
743.
The least largest prime in a 4x4 magic square
744.
The smallest prime such that...
745.
A number 20 digits large, best qualified
746. A follow up to Puzzle 742 (about golygons)
747. A second follow
up to Puzzle 742 (about golygons)
748. A third follow
up to Puzzle 747 (about 3D-golygons)
749. Prime magic cubes
750. A special 5x5
prime magic square
751. Named primes
producing primes
752. Palindromes as
sum of the first k primes
753. Prime lattices
754. Quantity of
primes in P+Q
755. Upside Down
Magic Squares
756. Primonacci
757.
Follow-up to
Puzzle 756
758. Associative
magic cubes of prime numbers
759. Palindrome
primes in A.P.
760. A087711
761. On certain
consecutive primes p & q
762. Conjecture from Ribenboim's book
763. P(n) = P(n)^P(n+1)
mod (P(n)+P(n+1))
764. N integers in a
row such that...
765.
pa =
qb + rc.sd
766.
A Follow up to Puzzle 764.
767. A second Follow up to Puzzle 764.
768.
Primes as m sums of triangular
numbers.
769.
Magic squares and consecutive twin
primes.
770.
Eygptian Fraction Magic Square
771.
First P primes in a square.
772. Entry 1363
by Claudio Meller
773.
Necklaces with k primes
774. S(i) and Rad(i)
775. Triangles and
consecutive primes
776. Ten consecutive
integers such that...
777.
Ultra magic squares
778.
A follow-up to Puzzle 774
779.
A first follow-up to Puzzle 776
780.
A second follow-up to Puzzle 776
781.
A second follow-up to Puzzle 776
782.
Prime-Generating non-polynomials
783.
A sequence of composite integers
784.
Find some more solutions
785.
Extend this table
786.
Looking for certain set of integers.
787.
Fibonacci as sum of two consecutive primes.
788. P&p(i)^2&RP
789. Almost
primes Fibonacci numbers.
790. Prime
Langford pairing
791. Inserting
consecutive primes
792. Prime
numbers equal quantity of digits...
793. Entry 1399
from Claudio Meller's site
794. Prime
Generalized Palindromes
795. Primes
reversing substrings
796. Looking
for certain palprimes
797. Primes and
perfect numbers related
798. A nice puzzle
by Kamenetski.
799. Follow-up to
Puzzle 798.
800. A nice numbers
sequence.
801. A nice
stepladder of primes
802. A
follow up to Puzzle 801
803.
Panprimmatics
804. Palindromes
and primes
805. Prime gaps
containing...
806. Extended
n-Parasitic numbers
807.
Symmetrical compositions of twin primes
808.
Palprimes that
remain...
809.
Two linked
Goldbach prime-stairs
810.
Sum of
consecutive triangulars and primes
811.
Primes and Sum of
consecutive triangulars-II
812.
Other chains of primes
813. Symmetrical compositions of
consecutive twin primes
814. Primes and
squares such that...
815. Another prime
pine
816.Primes between
n*k and n*(k+1)
817. 2016 and
prime numbers
818. A follow up to
Puzzle 814
819. A follow up to
Puzzle 314
820. The Sunduram's sieve
821. Prime numbers
and complementary sequences
822. About OEIS
sequence A193890
823. String of
digits 1379 full of primes
824. Insecure
numbers
825. Primes type Liouville
826. Primes and
Pascal Triangle
827. A sieve for
twin primes
828. A sequence of
primes such that... are free of the digits 2,0,1,
829. Dividing the
first k prime to obtain new primes.
830. Entry 1439 from
Claudio Meller's site.
831. Rings of
primes.
832. Follow-up to
Puzzle 828.
833. A special set
of integers.
834.
A274071.
835. Goldbach
squares.
836.
Bills serial numbers.
837. Kaprekar
prime numbers
838. Follow up to
Puzzle 833.
839. Follow up to
Puzzle 835.
840.
Second follow up to
Puzzle 835.
841. Symmetrical compositions of
consecutive pairs of cousin primes
842. Multiple or
divisor
843. Looking for
more Kaprekar prime numbers
844. Primes inside
Sudoku solutions
845. 31 consecutive
integers with an even quantity of prime factors
846. A follow
up to Puzzle 844
847. Consecutive
primes with the same Collatz length.
848. p(0)nq
is prime for n=0,1,2,...k
849. 9x9 Magical
square and pandigitals.
850. The wagon
prime.
851. Puzzle 827
revisited
852. Primes and
convolution
853. The Euler
polynomial again
854. Follow up
to Puzzle 853
855. Second follow
up to Puzzle 853
856. Cascade of
primes 4k+1
857. A second
cascade of primes 4k+1.
858. Updating the
Puzzle 203.
859. A
follow-up to
Puzzle 203.
860. Primes of the Mersene primes reversed.
861. Puzzle 1467, by
Claudio Meller
862. Redo Puzzle 861
863. 2017 a new
prime year
864.
10958, the
only hole...
865. Area Magic
Squares
867. Follow up to
Puzzle 833
868.
Magic squares 3x3
and palprimes
869.
Prime nested magic squares
870.
Prime nested magic squares-II
871.
Claudio Meller 1476
872.
Integers
(p^2)*Q
873.
Follow-up to Puzzle 871
874.Consecutive integers with increasing or non decreasing
quantity of divisors
875.Vector
of primes that generates distinct primes
876.Prime
Tuples
877.
Integers represented using the minimal first consecutive primes...
878.
Consecutive abundant integers
879.
More about Q3 from Puzzle 876
880.
Consecutive odd abundant integers
881.
123456789 and prime numbers.
882.
Prime sequence type A(Z)iB
883.
Large three consecutive semiprimes
884.
Almost consecutive integers type k-almost primes
885.
Square-free almost consecutive integers type k-almost primes
886.
The earliest largest
set of consecutive integers type k-almost primes
887.
p(n)^c-2 is prime
888.
Prime-Squares
889.
Prime-Squares-II
890.
Magic Squares and Pythagorean Triplets
891. The first N integers
arranged to form a Palindrome
892.
Primes as a concatenation of a
series of powers of a prime
893.
Primes as a concatenation of a
series of powers of 3, with 6m
894.
The first N integers
X type arranged to form a Palindrome
895.
K consecutive quartets of consecutive primes
with different
ending digit
896.
Optimal packing of a set of integers
897.
Integers as sum of special Egyptian fractions.
898.
Given a square filled of integres, get...
899.
A
follow-up to Puzzle 899
900.
Why 25
901.
A question about consecutive integers
902.
two vectors of consecutive primes such that...
903.
Follow-up to Puzzle
902
904.
Follow-up to Puzzles 902
& 903
905.
Primes generated by a recursive formula?
906.
2018
907.
10|p(n)^2 + p(n+1)^2
908.
Descending residues
909.
Palindrome Friedman prime numbers
910.
Follow
up to Puzzle 908
911.
Follow
up to Puzzle 910
912.
Two
successive primes and oblong numbers.
913.
The last
two digits of a prime is a prime.
914.
Puzzle
172, revisited.
915.
Follow-up to Puzzles 172 & 914
916.
Follow-up to Puzzle 58
917.
Q=P+A*B
918.
Primes
on the line y=x
919.
K csc primes
without certain ending digit
920.
An
enigma related to A291582
921.
Follow-up to Puzzle 920
922.
Follow
up to Puzzle 634
923.
2*P+Q is prime
924.
Follow
up to Puzzle 923
925.
Seven primes associated (Puzzle 348 revisited)
926.
pandigital and prime numbers
927.
Prime
solutions to HTP
928.
Surreal
integers
929.
Six
primes such that the sum of any five is a prime number
930.
Follow
up to Puzzle 791
931.
Twin
primes 4x4 magic square.
932.
A puzzle
about emirps.
933.
p inside
p^3.
934.
The prime
7499
935.
pi+SOD(pi)=p(i+n)
936.
Palprimes
such that...
937.
A non-composite sequence?
938.
The
Soothsayer sequence
939.
Numbers
in Arithmetical progression whose sum of divisors is same
(CYF
35)
940.
Digits on
p^k
941.
nxtprime(p) inside p^2
942.
Semiprimes and Pascal Triangle
943.
Primes that remain prime when...
944.
Palprimes
generating palprimes
945.
Modular generation of primes from a prime.
946.
The largest prime that divides...
947.
Circulant Matrixes and a sequence of primes
948.
Vampire
numbers again
949.
Another Collatz-like sequence
950.
Bi-truncatable
primes
951.
Mersenne primes as self-numbers.
952.
Consecutive self primes
953.
Q2 from Puzzle 658.
954.
Growing by the center, sequence of primes
955.
Variation
of Puzzle 954
956.
A trio of integers and six squares
957.
Largest prime with pandigital ordered
expressions
958.
P^3 has K tri-prime-partitions.
959.
Integers equal to, both, the sum of...
960.
Redo Puzzle 793
961.
Redo Puzzle 960
962.
Claudio Meller 1519 entry.
963.
Minimal
quantity of Prime Arithmetic Progressions to...
964.
A308357
965.
Partitioning an 8x8 square
966.
Update Puzzle 353.
967.
Extending Puzzle 485.
968.
Another property of primes 4m+1.
969.
Rad(m -
1) = Rad(phi(m))
970.
A309566
971.
The cube of N such that...
972.
Three
questions about Primevals
973.
Largest
known twin & emirp
974.
More twins
like these...
975.
p repeated p times.
976.
m/d+/-d primes.
977.
A special set of primes.
978.
Improve
this curio
979.
Primes
and sum of repunits
980.
The "Commas" sequence.
981.
Redo
Puzzle 957 for titanic prime solutions
982.
Home primes
second class
983.
Happy
New Year 2020
984.
Happy new year 2020-II.
985.
Consecutive
primes paired to consecutive powers of 2.
986. Consecutive
primes from a given set of integers.
987.
Another puzzle related to the year 2020
988.
Another puzzle
about factorials
989.
Smallest
integer that generate at least n different primes
990.
K
n-values in AP with the same sigma(n)
991.
Peculiar n-gons
992. primes
on the faces of a dice
993.
Follow-up to Puzzle 992
994.
A puzzle for quarantine days.
995.
Another sequence of primes
996.
A variation of Puzzle 986
997.
m - n + s - Floor[m*s/n]=1
998.
A306431
999.
In Memoriam to John Horton Conway *
1000.
Prove that math is fun
1001.
Anti-divisors of prime numbers
1002.
Consecutive primes that are also happy numbers
1003.
Right Perfect Primes
1004. Sum of
all the first primes 4k+3 as perfect squares
1005.
Palprimes from prime factors of consecutive integers
1006.
Bemirps as index of the
π(i),
the prime counting function.
1007.
Self inserted primes
1008.
Another curio by G.L. Honaker, Jr.
1009.
The tallest pyramid of Emirps
1010.
21 is a Fibonacci
number special...
1011.
Primes altering any digit of an integer
1012.
Primes on the skin of Fibonacci's
1013.
Primes as subsequences in pi
1014.
Observation about three consecutive primes
1015.
Sequence of semprimes
1016.
Vector of primes such that...
1017. Sum
of reciprocal of primes such that...
1018.
Follow-up to Puzzle 1016
1019.
Follow-up to Puzzle 625
1020.
Follow-up to Puzzle 899
1021.
p(k)+p(k+1)+1
1022.
x(n)=(n - 1)^n + n
1023.
Another ladder of primes...
1024.
Primes from primes
1025.
352757
1026.
Another pine-like-prime puzzle
1027.
Integers as sum of repdigits
1028.
Prime Generating Modular functions
1029.
p that divides the number of partitions of p
1030.
A puzzle cousin of Puzzle 1027
1031.
Rigidly-deletable
primes again
1032.
Integers EOM
1033.
Primes p+2^q
1034.
P+6k=Q,
etc
1035.
tau(sigma(x)) * sigma(tau(x))
1036.
P + R(p) such that...
1037.
(m,n) producing five twin primes.
1038.
Three puzzles about consecutive primes.
1039.
k-number of prime divisors obtained by substitution of...
1040.
Pair of consecutive even integers such that...
1041.
σ2(x)=σ2(x+1)
1042.
Another
puzzle about emirps
1043.
Another
puzzle about Keith numbers
1044.
Sequence
of primes concatenating primes...
1045.
One nice
puzzle from Paolo Lava
1046.
Reversed binary are decimal twin primes
1047.
p*2^p+1
1048.
Follow up to Puzzle 486
1049.
p=sum of (di^di)
1050.
A follow-up to Puzzle 1049
1051.
About consecutive integers whose reverse are
primes.
1052.
Pythagorean triplets such that...
1053.
p=concat(a,b) such that...
1054.
q=concat(x,y)
1055.
Google Prime Number
1056
Follow-up to Puzzle 1055
1057 A
cycle of ten primes
1058 Alike
the puzzle 1057
1059
Set of consecutive primes such that...
1060
Can you find more solutions?
1061 Consecutive numbers and the
quantity of distinct prime factors
1062 Consecutive numbers and the
quantity of distinct prime factors-II
1063
A subset of A289351
1064
GCD(2^p+1,3^p+1)
1065
A larger integer than 45 such that...
1066
4 consecutive triangular and sphenic numbers
1067
Primes in a square such that...
1068
Follow up to Puzzle 1067
1069
Follow up to Puzzle 1066
1070
Happy Holidays puzzle with atomic numbers
1071
Follow-up to Puzzle 1070
1072
Exactly k
consecutive odd numbers with ...
1073
p*q=1+k^2
1074
Semiprimes stairs
1075 A
conjecture about twin primes
1076 Set of integers N, 1<N<S such that...
1077 These numbers that are...
1078 Find
the next prime of the form...
1079 Forest
of prime numbers
1080
sigma3(x)
= y
1081 2*7*13-3*5*11=17
1082 Chain of primes such that...
1083
A046883
1084 Chains
related to twin prmes
1085 A follow-up to Puzzle 1079
Puzzle
1086
Take the representation of a
prime p in the bases from 2 to 9, and...
1087
(p^2-1)/24=q...
1088 p
= x U y such that p = x^a + y^b
1089 17=2^3
+ 3^2
1090 Numbers
that are the sum of k, k+2, ... consecutive primes
1091 Another
stair of primes
1092 Consecutive
integers of the same parity
1093 Sum[Round[Sqrt[k]],{k,1,n}]
1094 Concatenated
Digit Count as Prime Factor
1095 RPP(74207281)
1096
37 & 73 coming from 10
1097
Modular non-polynomial prime generators
1098
A Follow-up to puzzle 265
1099
A Follow-up to puzzles 782 and 1097
1100
Another function to produce only and all the primes?
1101
Primes p that divide the concatenation of sigma(p-1) and
sigma(p+1)
1102
Consecutive primes ending in the same digit
1103
successive primes p+10^n
1104
Sum of powers of primitive roots
1105
A variation related to Puzzle 1103
1106 pkcp mod (skcp) = p
1107 Place 11
after its base result
1108 Integers equal
to its sum of nonprime proper divisors.
1109 Related
to A112386
1110 Triplets
of consecutive primes
1111 Quadruplets of
consecutive primes
1112 Concatenation of prime expansion in different bases
1113
A pair of Diophantine equations.
1114
Consecutive integers such that...
1115
Follow up to Puzzle 1114...
1116
A358527
1117 2023
1118
Prime[n] + k*(Prime[n + 1] - Prime[n])
1119
Consecutive primes as 11 & 13
1120
F(n) = 2^n - A(n)
1121 Phi(p)/Phi(p-2)=2
1122 OEIS
A005385
1123 Tetractys
1124 Pentactys
1125 About Feb 28
1126 518!!
1127
Prime(11!)+Prime(11)!
1128 Prime(n)!-Prime(n!)
1129 OEIS A137990
1130 As 68
1131 TEST FOR
FERMAT'S PSEUDOPRIMES TO BASE 10
1132 The largest row
of K distinct primes such that...
1133 Get another proof
1134
F(n)=|(2^n-1)/(2n+1)|
1135 Polynomial with
consecutive primes such that...
1136 Divisors
functions and Fermat primes
1137 Consecutive
primes & n#
1138 A068192
1139 Prime
producing IRREGULAR polynomials
1140 Test for Sophie Germain primes
1141 Closed Magic Knight tours 12x12
1142 p(n+1) =
floor[p(n)#*k - p(n)*floor(p(n-1)#k-1)]; P(1)=2, k=2.920050977316134...
1143 Palindromic
Prime Pyramid step 3
1144 Queen attacking primes over a Knight tour 8x8 Matrix.
1145 Divisors of Fermat numbers.
1146 Picking out matches.
1147 Successive prime using the functions....
1148 Pyramids of
palprimes such that...
1149 A110588 vs
033949
1150 Find the
following numbers...
1151 Follow-up to
Puzzle 1150
1152 7107379973
1153 a new
sequence...
1154 Consecutive
primes over a replacement system
1155 Equilateral
triangle with an interior point such that...
1156
1738967
1157
Interesting formulas?
1158 A unique polydivisible integer
1159 Similar to Puzzle 48
1160 A Puzzle related to 2024
1161 8757193191
1162
n*2^(2n + 1) + 1
1163
Palindromic primes that are
semiprimes when turned upside down.
1164
181601808106181
1165
Two puzzles from Mr. N. Nomoto
1166
Two puzzles from Mr. N. Nomoto-II
1167 n!+239
1168
Primes for the Baxter-Hickerson function
1169
A follow-up to Puzzle 782?
1170 Perfect numbers and Ore´s harmonic numbers
1171
Delete power and sum
1172 Follow
up to Puzzle 1171
1173
F(p)=(p^2+1)/2 with p prime
1174
Twin Prime sums between Twin Primes
1175 A
variation of A322743
1176
((((n-1)!)^2+4*n-1))/(n*(2n-1))
1177 Golden
Ratio Primes
1178 F[n] =
Floor[(Prime[n] + 1)^2/(Prime[n + 1] - 1)]
1179
A sequence by Polo Lava
1180 A
puzzle by V. F. Izquierdo
1181
A puzzle by S. M. Ruiz
1182
Another sequence by Paolo Lava
1183
F(n)=(Floor(n!/E) + Mod(n, 2))/n
1184
Floor[n GoldenRatio] =n+ Floor[n/GoldenRatio]
for all n=>1
1185
4940867.
1186
A puzzle from Emmanuel Vantieghem.
1187
PrimePi[(Prime[n + 1]^2 +
Prime[n]^2)/(Prime[n + 1] + Prime[n])]=n
1188
Sum of product of primes step 2
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