SECTION 5-2 Large Prime Numbers Slide 5-2-1. THE INFINITUDE OF PRIMES Slide 5-2-2 There is no largest prime number. Euclid proved this around 300 B.C.

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SECTION 5-2 Large Prime Numbers Slide 5-2-1

THE INFINITUDE OF PRIMES Slide There is no largest prime number. Euclid proved this around 300 B.C.

THE SEARCH FOR LARGE PRIMES Slide Primes are the basis for modern cryptography systems, or secret codes. Mathematicians continue to search for larger and larger primes. The theory of prime numbers forms the basis of security systems for vast amounts of personal, industrial, and business data.

MERSENNE NUMBERS AND MERSENNE PRIMES Slide For n = 1, 2, 3, …, the Mersenne numbers are those generated by the formula 1.If n is composite, then M n is composite. 2.If n is prime, then M n may be prime or composite. The prime values of M n are called Mersenne primes.

EXAMPLE: MERSENNE NUMBERS Slide Find the Mersenne number for n = 5. Solution M 5 = 2 5 – 1 = 32 – 1 = 31

FERMAT NUMBERS Slide Fermat numbers are another attempt at generating prime numbers. The Fermat numbers are generated by the formula The first five Fermat numbers (through n = 4) are prime.

EULER’S AND ESCOTT’S FORMULAS FOR FINDING PRIMES Slide Euler’s prime number formula first fails at n = 41: Escott’s prime number formula first fails at n = 80: