Ways to hear the prmes

Ways to Hear the Primes
(Another of the Prime Pages' resources)

GIMPS found two new primes: 2^43112609-1 (about 12.9 million digits, Aug 08) and 2^37156667-1 (only 11.1 million digits, Sept 08).

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The Prime Pages have a variety of information related to primes. This includes (perhaps unbelievably) methods to listen to primes and prime factorizations, which I am attempting to index here. If you know of any URL's I should include, please let me know.

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Make your own prime music (cgi to create MIDI's)
Remote pages
- Aesthetics of the Prime Number Sequence (with MIDI files and a program to create more)
- The Sound of Mathematics (music made from mathematics: a wide variety of MIDI's)
The Official Prime Number Listening Guide (index)

Another prime page by Chris K. Caldwell <caldwell@utm.edu>