| ] Its primeness was determined on April 8, 1979 using the Lucas—Lehmer test | Some authors consider the monk Fridericus Gerhart Amman , 1400—1465 Frater Fridericus Gerhart monachus ordinis sancti Benedicti astrologus professus in monasterio sancti Emmerani diocesis Ratisponensis et in ciuitate eiusdem to be the author of the part where the prime number 8191 is mentioned |
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| "Power's cable announcing this same result was sent to the London Math |
In the first half of the book, he elegantly expounds linear numbers [that is, prime numbers], polygonal numbers and all sorts of plane numbers, solid numbers and the five figures which are assigned to the elements of the universe, discussing both their individual attributes and their shared features, and their proportionality and reciprocity.
4| The date and year of discovery is unsure | |
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| 83 GHz 46 42,643,801 169873516452 |
34 a tergo backside of p.