User:CRGreathouse/Tables of special primes
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[edit] Simple Diophantine primes
These are the prime solutions to univariate Diophantine equations involving only addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponentiation. They are classified below by the rate of growth of their dominant term.
The Bunyakovsky conjecture, Schinzel's hypothesis H, and the fifth and sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjectures relate to the infinitude of the primes generated by certain polynomials.
| Linear | Size | OEIS |
|---|---|---|
| Primes n | infinite with density n / logn: prime number theorem | A000040 |
| Real Eisenstein primes 3n + 2 | infinite with density ½ in the primes: Dirichlet's theorem | A003627 |
| Pythagorean primes 4n + 1 | infinite with density ½ in the primes: Dirichlet's theorem | A002144 |
| Real Gaussian primes 4n + 3 | infinite with density ½ in the primes: Dirichlet's theorem | A002145 |
| Quadratic | Size | OEIS |
| Landau primes n2 + 1 | conjectured infinite with density : fifth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A002496 |
| Hogben's central polygonal primes n2 − n + 1 | conjectured infinite with density : sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A002383 |
Centered triangular primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite?: Schinzel's hypothesis H | A125602 |
Centered square primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density : sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A027862 |
Centered pentagonal primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite?: Schinzel's hypothesis H | |
| Star primes 6n − 6n + 1 | conjectured infinite with density : sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A083577 |
Centered hexagonal primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density : sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A002407 |
Cuban primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density : sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A002648 |
Centered heptagonal primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite?: Schinzel's hypothesis H | |
Centered decagonal primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density : sixth Hardy-Littlewood conjecture |
A090562 |
| Exponential | Size | OEIS |
Wagstaff primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A000979 |
Mersenne primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density : Lenstra–Pomerance–Wagstaff conjecture |
A000668 |
Thābit primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A007505 |
Cullen primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A050920 |
Woodall primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A050918 |
Carol primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A091516 |
Kynea primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A091514 |
| Super-exponential | Size | OEIS |
Double Mersenne primes ![]() |
unknown, trivial density ![]() |
|
Fermat primes ![]() |
conjectured finite (5 known) | A019434 |
Mills primes for ![]() |
infinite by construction[1] with density Θ(loglogn) | A051254 |
[edit] Other Diophantine primes
These are the prime solutions to more complicated Diophantine equations.
| Size | OEIS | |
|---|---|---|
| Alternating factorial prime | finite (11 to 3,612,703 elements)[2] | A071828 |
Primorial primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density eγlogn[3] | A057705 |
Euclid primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density eγlogn[3] | A018239 |
Factorial primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density eγlogn[3] | A055490 |
Factorial primes ![]() |
conjectured infinite with density eγlogn[3] | A088054 |
Leyland primes (m, n > 1) |
unknown | A094133 |
| Markov primes m2 + n2 + P2 = 3mnp | unknown | |
| Pierpont primes P = 2m3n + 1 | conjectured infinite[4] with density Θ(logn) | A005109 |
Proth primes with n < 2m |
unknown | A080076 |
Soundararajan primes ![]() |
density [5] |
A073826 |
[edit] Recurrence relation primes
These recurrence relations are exponential, and so all of these sequences (and thus their prime subsets) are trivially of density
.
| Size | OEIS | |
|---|---|---|
| Fibonacci primes an = an − 1 + an − 2 with a1 = a2 = 1 | density o(logn) because only Fp can be prime; cardinality is an open question | A005478 |
| Lucas primes an = an − 1 + an − 2 with a1 = 1,a2 = 3 | density o(logn) because only Lp can be prime | A005479 |
| Padovan primes an = an − 2 + an − 3 with a0 = a1 = a2 = 1 | unknown | A100891 |
| NSW primes an = 2an − 1 + an − 2 with a0 = a1 = 1 | unknown | A088165 |
| Pell primes an = 2an − 1 + an − 2 with a1 = 1,a2 = 2 | unknown | A086383 |
| Perrin primes an = an − 2 + an − 3 with a1 = 0,a1 = 2,a2 = 3 | unknown | A074788 |
[edit] Prime constellations
The first Hardy-Littlewood conjecture states that each admissible prime k-tuple has an infinite number of primes of density cn / (logn)k.
| Size | OEIS | |
|---|---|---|
| Twin primes (p,p + 2) | density : Brun's theorem; conjectured infinite (twin prime conjecture) with density 2C2n/(log n)2 |
A001359 |
| Cousin primes (p,p + 4) | conjectured infinite with density 2C2n/(log n)2 | A023200 |
| Sexy primes (p,p + 6) | conjectured infinite with density 4C2n/(log n)2 | A023201 |
| Prime triplets (p,p + 2,p + 6) | conjectured infinite with density 4.5C3n/(log n)3 | A022004 |
| Prime triplets (p,p + 4,p + 6) | conjectured infinite with density 4.5C3n/(log n)3 | A022005 |
| prime quadruples p,p + 2,p + 6,p + 8 | conjectured infinite with density 13.5C4n/(log n)4 | A007530 |
[edit] Primes by size
| Size | OEIS | |
|---|---|---|
| Odd primes p > 2 | infinite with density n / logn: prime number theorem | A065091 |
| Titanic primes p > 10999 | infinite with density n / logn: prime number theorem | A074282+10999 |
| Gigantic primes p > 109999 | infinite with density n / logn: prime number theorem | |
| Megaprimes p > 10999999 | infinite with density n / logn: prime number theorem |
[edit] Base-dependent primes
| Size (base-10) | OEIS | |
|---|---|---|
| Dihedral primes | density by the normality of the Copeland–Erdős constant |
A038136 |
| Emirps | conjectured density Θ(n / (logn)2)[citation needed] | A006567 |
| Friedman primes | unknown | A112419 |
| Full reptend primes | conjectured infinite with density in the primes: Artin's conjecture on primitive roots |
A001913 |
| Left-truncatable primes | finite (4260 elements) | A024785 |
| Happy primes | A035497 | |
| Minimal primes | finite (26 elements) | A071062 |
| Palindromic primes | trivial density , density 0 in the set of palindromes, cardinality is an open question[6] |
A002385 |
| Pandigital primes | infinite with density 1 in the primes | A050288 |
| Permutable primes | conjectured to be the repunit primes, plus a finite number of other primes | A003459 |
| Primeval primes | unknown | A119535 |
| Repunit primes | conjectured infinite with density Θ(loglogn),[7] trivial density since the length must be prime |
A004022 |
| Right-truncatable primes | finite (83 elements) | A024770 |
| Self primes | unknown | A006378 |
| Smarandache-Wellin prime | density by the normality of the Copeland–Erdős constant |
A019518 |
| Strobogrammatic primes | unknown, trivial density ![]() |
A007597 |
| Unique primes | conjectured infinite | A040017 |
| Weakly prime numbers | infinite with positive density in the primes[8] | A050249 |
[edit] Other classes of primes
| Size | OEIS | |
|---|---|---|
| Balanced primes | conjectured infinite | A006562 |
| Bell primes | unknown | A051131 |
| Chen primes | infinite[9] | A109611 |
| Elite primes | density ,[10] conjectured infinite with density for [11] |
A102742 |
| Fortunate primes | conjectured infinite | A046066 |
| Higgs primes | unknown | A007459 |
| Highly cototient primes | unknown | A105440 |
| Irregular primes | infinite; conjectured density 1 − e − 1 / 2 in the primes | A000928 |
| Lucky primes | unknown | A031157 |
| Motzkin primes | unknown | A092832 |
| Partition primes | unknown | A049575 |
| Pillai primes | infinite[citation needed] | A063980 |
| Ramanujan primes | infinite[12] | A104272 |
| Regular primes | conjectured infinite with density e − 1 / 2 in the primes | A007703 |
| Safe primes | conjectured infinite with density C2/2(log n/2)2 | A005385 |
| Sophie Germain primes | conjectured infinite with density 2C2/(log n)2 | A005384 |
| Stern primes | conjectured finite (8 known) | A042978 |
| Super-primes | infinite, density n / (logn)2 | A006450 |
| Supersingular primes | finite (15 elements) | A002267 |
| Symmetric primes | density [13], conjectured infinite |
A090190 |
| Ulam primes | believed to have positive density in the primes (see OEIS link) | A068820 |
| Wedderburn-Etherington prime | trivial density ![]() |
A136402 |
| Wieferich primes | heuristic density Θ(loglogn)[14] | A001220 |
| Wilson primes | heuristic density Θ(loglogn)[14] | A007540 |
| Wolstenholme primes | conjectured infinite[citation needed] | A088164 |
| Wall-Sun-Sun primes | heuristically infinite,[15] none known |
[edit] References
- ^ W. H. Mills, "A Prime-Representing Function." Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society 53 (1947), p. 604.
- ^ Miodrag Živković, "The number of primes
is finite", Mathematics of Computation 68 (1999), pp. 403–409. - ^ a b c d Chris K. Caldwell and Yves Gallot, "On the Primality of
and
", Mathematics of Computation 71:237 (2002), pp. 441–448. - ^ Andrew M. Gleason, "Angle Trisection, the Heptagon, and the Triskaidecagon". The American Mathematical Monthly 95:3 (1988), pp. 185–194. The conjecture is in a footnote on p. 191.
- ^ K. Soundararajan, "Primes in a Sparse Sequence", Journal of Number Theory 43:2 (1993), pp. 220–227.
- ^ William D. Banks, Derrick N. Hart, and Mayumi Sakata. "Almost All Palindromes Are Composite". Mathematical Research Letters 11 (2004), pp. 853–868.
- ^ Chris Caldwell, Repunit on the Prime Pages
- ^ Terence Tao, A remark on primality testing and decimal expansions, submitted to the Journal of the Australian Mathematical Society.
- ^ J. R. Chen, "On the representation of a larger even integer as the sum of a prime and the product of at most two primes", Scientia Sinica 16 (1973), pp. 157–176.
- ^ M. Křížek, F. Luca, and L. Somer. "On the convergence of series of reciprocals of primes related to the Fermat numbers", Journal of Number Theory 97 (2002), pp. 95–112.
- ^ Tom Müller, "Searching for large elite primes", Experimental Mathematics 15:2 (2006), pp. 183–186.
- ^ Srinivas Ramanujan, "A proof of Bertrand's postulate". Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society 11 (1919), pp. 181–182.
- ^ Peter Fletcher, William Lindgren and Carl Pomerance, "Symmetric and asymmetric primes", Journal of Number Theory 58:1 (1996), pp. 89–99.
- ^ a b R. Crandall, K. Dilcher and C. Pomerance, "A search for Wieferich and Wilson primes", Mathematics of Computation 66:217 (1997), pp. 433–449.
- ^ Chris Caldwell, Wall-Sun-Sun prime on the Prime Pages.
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