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+ C. J. Mozzochi utilized 1051 to show that if we let p(n) be the nth prime, then there exists a constant K such that p(n+1) - p(n) is less than K p(n)^(1051/1920). [Post]

+ 1051 = pi(1*1051) + pi(0*1051) + pi(5*1051) + pi(1*1051). [Aghasoltan]

+ The largest known number n such that there is no prime between nk and (n+1)k, where k = 3/2. [Capelle]

+ The sum of all odd semiprimes less than a hundred. [Silva]

+ A book known as "The Great Omar" sank with the Titanic and has not been recovered. It contained 1051 precious and semi-precious stones set in eighteen-carat gold.

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