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The Largest Known Primes
Are you looking for the largest known primes? Lists of records? Information on who finds the biggest primes (and how?) You are at the right place! Here we keep the list of the 5000 largest known primes, updated hourly (hundreds of new primes are submitted every month). We are the world's primary source to the current prime number records.
- The current list of primes
- One page summary (introduction and a few records)
- Downloading the list of the largest known primes
- Searching the database
- The Top 20 Primes of Selected Forms
- Background information
- A short introduction to primes
- How do you prove large numbers are prime?
- How can I find a record prime? (current top programs)
- What projects might I join? current top projects
- Tell me more!
- The Prime Glossary -- definitions of prime terms
- Answers to frequently asked questions
- Prime Curios! amazing and odd facts about prime numbers
- Who found these primes?
- Table 'prime': 126968 entries, last updated: 4/19/2021 at 10:07 CDT.
- Total data length 11482872 bytes (average prime entry length 90 Dynamic) This table stores the list of primes
- Table 'person': 3917 entries, last updated: 4/19/2021 at 10:50 CDT.
- Total data length 789668 bytes (average person entry length 201 Dynamic) This table stores the list of persons, programs and projects
- Table 'log': 94120 entries, last updated: 4/20/2021 at 11:25 CDT.
- Total data length 17876200 bytes (average log entry length 189 Dynamic) Logs changes to the database
- Table 'code': 6467 entries, last updated: 4/20/2021 at 15:50 CDT.
- Total data length 2160460 bytes (average code entry length 333 Dynamic) This table stores links from the codes to the provers
- Table 'archival_tag': 24608 entries, last updated: 4/14/2021 at 12:44 CDT.
- Total data length 1708856 bytes (average archival_tag entry length 69 Dynamic) Tags to indicate type of prime, class rank and weights...
- Combined size:
- 34,018,056 bytes
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