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Puzzle 296. An intriguing sequence
Igor Schein sends the following intriguing sequence & puzzle, perhaps very appropriate for the season:
This is part of what he wrote days ago (9/12/04):
I have something that might be suitable as a puzzle for your site. {41,271,311,541,571,661,1061,1181,1361,1931,...} 1) find the next n primes 2) find a closed formula describing this sequence 3) Is it infinite? 4) Is it dense? I can generate as many terms as I need, but at a high computational cost. I don't know of a closed formula, but I would like to find one...
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