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Display of data for Leyland primes/PRP. | Display of data for Leyland primes/PRP. | ||
| − | == | + | The categories [[:Category:Leyland prime P|Leyland prime P]] or [[:Category:Leyland prime M|Leyland prime M]] are set by default. |
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| + | Notes: | ||
| + | :The sign is derived from the page title. | ||
| + | ::"Leyland prime P 21 12" will create a page for the number 21^12 + 12^21. | ||
| + | ::"Leyland prime M 21 12" will create a page for the number 21^12 - 12^21. | ||
| + | :If "LeProver" is given, the number is categorized in [[:Category:Leyland prime P proven|Leyland prime P proven]], else [[:Category:Leyland prime P PRP|Leyland prime P PRP]] (or [[:Category:Leyland prime M proven|Leyland prime M proven]], else [[:Category:Leyland prime M PRP|Leyland prime M PRP]] for the minus side). | ||
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| + | ==Prototype== | ||
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{{Leyland prime | {{Leyland prime | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
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==Example== | ==Example== | ||
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-->{{#vardefine:t|{{#switch:{{#var:type}}|M=-|P=+}}}}<!-- | -->{{#vardefine:t|{{#switch:{{#var:type}}|M=-|P=+}}}}<!-- | ||
-->{{DISPLAYTITLE:Leyland {{#if:{{{LeProver|}}}|prime|PRP}} of the form {{#var:x}}<sup>{{#var:y}}</sup>{{#var:t}}{{#var:y}}<sup>{{#var:x}}</sup>}}<!-- | -->{{DISPLAYTITLE:Leyland {{#if:{{{LeProver|}}}|prime|PRP}} of the form {{#var:x}}<sup>{{#var:y}}</sup>{{#var:t}}{{#var:y}}<sup>{{#var:x}}</sup>}}<!-- | ||
| − | -->{{#if:{{{LeProver|}}}|[[Category:Leyland prime | + | -->[[Category:Leyland prime {{#var:type}}|#......{{padleft:{{{LeDigits}}}|6}}]]<!-- |
| − | -->[[Category:Leyland prime {{#var:type}}|#......{{padleft:{{{LeDigits}}}|6}}]]|{{#vardefine:type|P}}}} | + | -->{{#if:{{{LeProver|}}}|<!-- |
| + | -->[[Category:Leyland prime {{#var:type}} proven|#......{{padleft:{{{LeDigits}}}|6}}]]<!-- | ||
| + | -->|[[Category:Leyland prime {{#var:type}} PRP|#......{{padleft:{{{LeDigits}}}|6}}]]}}<!-- | ||
| + | -->|{{#vardefine:type|P}}}} | ||
==Data== | ==Data== | ||
{| class="primedata" | {| class="primedata" | ||
| − | | class="primetemplate" | | + | | class="primetemplate color-PrimeTemplate" | |
{| | {| | ||
| align="right" | <b>Number :</b> || <div style="font-size:125%;font-weight:bold;">[http://factordb.com/index.php?query={{{LeX}}}^{{{LeY}}}{{#switch:{{#var:type}}|M=-|P=%2B}}{{{LeY}}}^{{{LeX}}} {{{LeX}}}<sup>{{{LeY}}}</sup> {{#switch:{{#var:type}}|M=-|P=+}} {{{LeY}}}<sup>{{{LeX}}}</sup>]</div> | | align="right" | <b>Number :</b> || <div style="font-size:125%;font-weight:bold;">[http://factordb.com/index.php?query={{{LeX}}}^{{{LeY}}}{{#switch:{{#var:type}}|M=-|P=%2B}}{{{LeY}}}^{{{LeX}}} {{{LeX}}}<sup>{{{LeY}}}</sup> {{#switch:{{#var:type}}|M=-|P=+}} {{{LeY}}}<sup>{{{LeX}}}</sup>]</div> | ||
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|}{{#if:{{{LeRemarks|}}}| | |}{{#if:{{{LeRemarks|}}}| | ||
{{{!}} | {{{!}} | ||
| − | {{!}} <div height="120%" | + | {{!}} <div height="120%" class="color-PrimeTemplate"><b>Remarks : </b></div> {{!}}{{!}} {{{LeRemarks}}} |
{{!}}} | {{!}}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
</includeonly> | </includeonly> | ||
Latest revision as of 02:02, 17 May 2021
Description
Template: Leyland prime
Display of data for Leyland primes/PRP.
The categories Leyland prime P or Leyland prime M are set by default.
Notes:
- The sign is derived from the page title.
- "Leyland prime P 21 12" will create a page for the number 21^12 + 12^21.
- "Leyland prime M 21 12" will create a page for the number 21^12 - 12^21.
- If "LeProver" is given, the number is categorized in Leyland prime P proven, else Leyland prime P PRP (or Leyland prime M proven, else Leyland prime M PRP for the minus side).
Prototype
{{Leyland prime
|LeX=
|LeY=
|LeDigits=
|LeNr=
|LeFinder=
|LeFDate=
|LeProver=
|LePDate=
|LeProgram=
|LeRemarks=
}}
Example
{{Leyland prime
|LeX=1036
|LeY=5
|LeDigits=725
|LeNr=68706
|LeFinder=Paul Leyland
|LeFDate=2001-06-04
|LeProver=Andrey Kulsha
|LePDate=2001-Jun-5
|LeProgram=Titanix 2.1.0 (ECPP)
|LeRemarks=Test
}}
will create:
Data
|
Remarks : |
Test |
