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... 05 - 19 82 - Sunny 24 - 05 - 19 80 - Cecilia 31 - 12 - 19 99 - End of 20th century 01 - 01 - 00 01 - Start of modern calendar I will have a sorted list like this: 01 - 01 - 00 01 - Start of modern ... let N =11 (we know that 11 is a prime). 2 ^11 mod 11 = 2048 mod 11 = 2, then N has a high probability to be a prime number again, this is also really prime. °...

... generator and prime factoring algorithm. The first 15 Carmichael numbers are: 5 61, 110 5 ,17 29,2465,28 21, 66 01, 8 911 ,10 585 ,15 8 41, 293 41, 410 41, 46657,52633,6274 5,63973 TEST YOUR CARMICHAEL NUMBER ... 95 93,326, 215 ,443,944 ,15 2,6 81, 699,238,856,266,700,490, 715 ,968,264,3 81, 6 21, 46 8,592,963,895, 217 ,599,993,229, 915 ,608,9 41, 463,976 ,15 6, 518 ,286,253,697,920...

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