The Most Wanted Prime Number - Numberphile

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Comment from : Numberphile

I reduced co2 by tons but not proud enough to tell anyone
Comment from : Clarke Foco

1 to 98 is the smallest that's divisible by 666 I'll leave finding primes to others
Comment from : Chuck Gaydos

for blind cheching you only need to check 2 in every 6 as from the simple test for multiples of 3, you can eliminate all numbers who's n is itself a multiple of 3 as well as obviously the even numbers
Comment from : Aaron Prince

The reason you cant find your prime is because it cant be constructed in this way I have a truly marvelous proof of this, but its to big to fit in this comment
Comment from : vidar traeland

its a story you can tell at parties if you never want to be invited to a party again
Comment from : first name

JavaScript primes
Comment from : Daniel Milyutin

At minute 4:54, what is the content of the Brazil 1 book?
Comment from : Rodrigo Oliveira

My new favorite hobby is reading all the comments on "the all 1's sequence" on the oeis
Comment from : CrazilyCrazy29

One thing I’m very interested in is how this question works in number systems that aren’t base 10 Of course it’s should still work in some way, because the whole point of math is that its true no matter what But I’m very very curious anyway I might talk to my math teacher about it tomorrow :)
Comment from : Wham Ham

Neil is great and he is obsessed with prime numbers Please show more of his videos
Comment from : Alex Z

political correctness in mathematics The N-numbers
Comment from : Me MySelf & I

Nerd
Comment from : Mars the War god

I love Sloane's enthusiasm, it's infectious
Comment from : Some Dude

"I need a prime! "brbrTarantino "bring out the gimp!"
Comment from : Fred Taylor

He reminds me of professor Farnsworth
Comment from : jazzywaffles

I have seen so many videos on prime numbers and this is, without the shadow of a doubt, most interesting one- such a simple concept yet so elusiveshows real beauty of prime numbers is there any program in place to find such primes? like SETI perhaps there could be one to work across internet?
Comment from : goldenera7090

I always want more Sloane content!
Comment from : Somebody

His enthusiasm is infectious
Comment from : L S

I really much like the striped desktop's wallpaper :) Kids remember, the planet will save itself,people will get crushed by socialisticdemocracy
Comment from : TymexComputing

what is the highest number of primes do we know are we up to a million known primes
Comment from : johnny llooddte

This is a love hate relationship, isn't it?
Comment from : Dorian Greer

Wonderful people to make life think we have plenty to do and give away to people to cherish how wonderful is life with maths
Comment from : sridevi k

1:08 Now, THIS is unexpected!
Comment from : IloveRumania

1:02 I absolutely knew this was gonna happen— brI—
Comment from : IloveRumania

Find the missing number
Comment from : Horatio Talbot

The way he writes with a sharpie is unnerving
Comment from : Josh Lewis

I could not ignore that file with Tiling written on it Can we have something about mosaics?
Comment from : antharon1

he'd be the coolest teacher, i bet
Comment from : DragonSoulEater11

Carbon dioxide is plant food
Comment from : Grand Old Partisan

Me: "Is this prime?"brMathematicians: "hmm, not sure BRING OUT THE GIMP!!!!!"
Comment from : Raj Rigby

How does one arrive at "113"? Is there a methodology?
Comment from : Benjamin Brauer

I'm gonna be a hit at the next party
Comment from : Vezquex

Prime crimes
Comment from : Empathy777

If this man had been my professor, I'd have been a math major Could listen to him talk all day!
Comment from : Justin Moser

3:42 I find these primes more important than most numbers
Comment from : Locomotive Train Station

He writes like it is a piece of chalk
Comment from : dragons123ism

Because 1 is the prime
Comment from : fredy fredo

his voice reminds me of the FNV Old World Blues narrator
Comment from : Outback Catgirl

This guy could easily be a Batman villain
Comment from : Jeremy Clements

Dunno this number is prime for you
Comment from : Mandeltown, the killer from baby tv

Neil Sloane makes nerdishness seem a virtue
Comment from : Vizart

at 3:15 I was just looking at the large number and i noticed one of the lines (starting with 646645) ends with 276 266 256 (next line): 246 236 226 216 and more increments of 10brIsn't it cool that with three digits going one step downwards on each number if you look at it moved by one it goes down by 10? just a random musing, don't mind me haha
Comment from : greennin

Now run and tell your friends, there won't be any splitting on this occasion, and I want the prefix changed, at least for these few occasions At least three Toodaloo
Comment from : NT369

See you in court
Comment from : Tyler Titus

Sloane wasn't dumb enough to think this was rlly the ghost of Tesla was he? Probably was confused whether it was divine intervention sometime between trying to figure out if it mattered if adding a zero before a (US) decimal mattered
Comment from : Ω369

Sloane wasn't dumb enough to think it was rlly the ghost of Tesla was he? Probably was confused whether it was divine intervention sometime between trying to figure out if it mattered if adding a zero before a (US) decimal mattered
Comment from : Testing123

Can confirm, was mistaken Still just jerking my chain
Comment from : NT369

Six minutes without hiding my last comment, quick write the press! So, for now, I'm going to ease off in order to see what you do, but keep in mind, it would be much more fun to do this in the court of public opinion than it would to
Comment from : NT369

Sorry I must have been mistaken, or maybe you just need sum help? You see, I can still see my comment, but the public can't, you would have to unhide it for that, which is exactly what the right thing to do is at this point
Comment from : NT369

See you in court
Comment from : ProHarness

See you in court
Comment from : Dummy Mission

See you in court
Comment from : omegawigglydublyouthing6

See you in court
Comment from : Tesla & Friends

See you in court
Comment from : Boats & Hoes

See you in court
Comment from : Tesla and Friends

See you in court
Comment from : three_six_nine

See you in court
Comment from : Ω369

See you in court
Comment from : NT369

Is 12345678901987654321 prime
Comment from : Ÿšgûßthí of Oberatos

5/13/22 <1:33est
Comment from : Hot Mic

Dyson: 1111111111111111111brBorel: I need at least 20 digitsbrDyson: (loads up 1111111111111111111111111)brBorel: And they can't be all onesbrDyson: D'OH!
Comment from : Shamak

Hello, I'm from Brazil, the prime number 1234567891011 does not exist because tamed the olgarimo will give a divisor of (3) 369 thank you
Comment from : Rubens Cabral

A couple of pretty primes:122333221brandbr1223334444555554444333221brNot as big as some, but prettier than most
Comment from : Jon Richfield

How did Borel almost immediately tell, that 12345678910987654321 is a prime?
Comment from : Pavel Tikhonov

I’m a simple man I see a Neil Sloane video and I click play
Comment from : scuzz

"You can do the math" Well I'm sure someone can
Comment from : Will K

Well, I just created a python script to search for the missing prime up to 10,000,000 -- will let you know if I find it! :)
Comment from : Shabby Cat

“It’s a story you can tell at parties” Lmao
Comment from : George Lohnes

Your enthusiasm is SO contagious 😁
Comment from : XB10001

The sponsor is a real piece of work Why inhibit plants' ability to get their food?
Comment from : Charles Wright

Obviously any number ending in an even number is non-prime So why not try just the odd numbers, ie, 1, 13, 135, 1357, 13579…n?
Comment from : notsoancientpelican

and if we find it here it shall be the Brady Prime
Comment from : Hazyshade

Dr Sloan, is your stripoed wall a placement for Whataburger? If not, it should be :-D
Comment from : Norman Reitzel

I don't normally get into theoretical maths but I love this guy's energy
Comment from : max pereira

isnt the first n technicaly 1
Comment from : Matija S

Did they find one yet?
Comment from : larryishere1

amogus
Comment from : The Earth Gaming

If they ever did a live action version of Futurama (which would be a terrible idea), Neil would make an excellent Professor Farnsworth
Comment from : phonkey

I really want to see how easy it would be to make a rust script to find this
Comment from : The Pink Hacker

Too arbitrary Not really related to pure math You're concatenating according to the decimal system The moment you concatenate that first 10, it's basically worthless to math investigation
Comment from : Tomás Seeber