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A prime of this form is known as [[Proth prime]].
 
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Revision as of 13:47, 4 February 2019

This article is about Proth's theorem.

The Proth's theorem (1878) states:

Let n=h2k+1 and h<2k; then n is prime if (and only if) there is an integer a such that

a(n1)/21(modn).

A prime of this form is known as Proth prime.

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