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Prepending n digits d to k so that [d^^n][k] becomes
a record delayed prime
Xinyao Chen (email)

While WONplate 197 is appending digits to the RIGHT of a number,
now let us consider prepending digits to the LEFT of the number.
Except for 0, all digits 1 to 9 can be used, but of course we only
consider the numbers k both coprime to 10 and coprime to d (since all
numbers [d^^n][k] are divisible by gcd(k,10) and gcd(k,d)).

Here are the record k-values for each case in base 10.

( '^^' is symbol for concatenation )

Also when numbers get larger I will accept PRP (PRobable Prime)
as valid entries.

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  BASE 10  
Prime by
prepending 1's
Prime by
prepending 2's
Prime by
prepending 3's
[1^^1][1][2^^3][1][3^^1][1]
[1^^17][11][2^^204][17][3^^2][19]
[1^^713][33][2^^19151][99][3^^4][41]
[1^^3372][1033][2^^30843][737][3^^7][127]
[1^^35793][2233][2^^34697][3717][3^^8][157]
[1^^ >100000][2661][2^^ >100000][3737][3^^34][443]
  [3^^24037][781]
  [3^^ >100000][4037]
  
   
   
[1] to [1033] by Xinyao Chen
[2233] & [2661] by PDG
[1] to [99] by Xinyao Chen
[737] to [3737] by PDG
[1] to [443] by Xinyao Chen
[781] to [4037] by PDG
See also
A200065
   
Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 1's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 2's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 3's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Prime by
prepending 4's
Prime by
prepending 5's
Prime by
prepending 6's
[4^^1][1][5^^11][1][6^^1][1]
[4^^2][9][5^^69][13][6^^5037][11]
[4^^15][11][5^^182][61][6^^ >100000][1859]
[4^^50][27][5^^240][181] 
[4^^187][141][5^^645][241] 
[4^^837][319][5^^1683][319] 
[4^^2846][609][5^^79773][803] 
[4^^3112][1261][5^^ >100000][1359] 
[4^^9688][1431]  
[4^^ >100000][1551]  
   
   
   
[1] to [1261] by Xinyao Chen
[1431] & 1551 by PDG
[1] to [319] by Xinyao Chen
[803] & [1359] by PDG
[1] to [11] by Xinyao Chen
[1859] by PDG
     
Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 4's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 5's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 6's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Prime by
prepending 7's
Prime by
prepending 8's
Prime by
prepending 9's
[7^^1][1][8^^2][1][9^^2][1]
[7^^3][11][8^^3][13][9^^1798][13]
[7^^18][29][8^^77][33][9^^3527][1177]
[7^^64][79][8^^96][149][9^^8654][2587]
[7^^173][123][8^^11592][151][9^^ >100000][2873]
[7^^2502][293][8^^68805][473] 
[7^^21186][821][8^^89100][503] 
[7^^ >100000][909][8^^ >100000][679] 
   
   
   
[1] to [293] by Xinyao Chen
[821] & [909] by PDG
[1] to [149] by Xinyao Chen
[151] to [679] by PDG
[1] to [1177] by Xinyao Chen
[2587] & [2873] by PDG
     
Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 7's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 8's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.

Sequence [k] in order of
increasing prepended digits 9's.
Each value < n in [d^^n][k]
must be composite.


\\ This is my PARI/GP program code for WONplate 224 by PDG [June 2, 2023]
\\ ie. making sequence [k] in order of increasing prepended digits d's.
\\ Each value < n in [d^^n][k] must be composite.
{
d=7;
for(a=1, 100,
     b=1;
     until(flag==0,
          f=(d*(10^a-1)/9)*10^(#(digits(b)))+b;
          while(ispseudoprime(f)==0,
               b+=2; f=(d*(10^a-1)/9)*10^(#(digits(b)))+b;
          );
          \\ print(f); print(a,"  ",b);
          ad=0; flag=0;
          for(i=1, a-1,
               ad++; fd=(d*(10^ad-1)/9)*10^(#(digits(b)))+b;
               if(ispseudoprime(fd), flag++; break(); );
          );
          b+=2;
     );
     print("[",d,"^^",a,"][",b-2,"]");
     b=1;
)
}


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