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[parent] Fortunate prime (Definition)

A Fortunate prime is a Fortunate number that is also a prime number. As of 2007, all known Fortunate numbers are Fortunate primes. Richard K. Guy and Eric W. Weisstein have verified that the first thousand Fortunate numbers are indeed Fortunate primes.



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AMS MSC: 11A41 (Number theory :: Elementary number theory :: Primes)
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