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Subject: Prime Gap of 48116
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 15:20:00 -0700
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There are no prime numbers between

10^5028+24627

and

10^5028-23489

yielding a Gap of 48116 (or 48117).

These type of numbers would seem to be good test cases
for Primo 1.0.

(Don't feel the need to respond to this message,
saying that you are excluding me from some
elite database, based on some arbitary
"measure of interest". Surely such a database
can have only very limited interest.)

Milton L. Brown
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