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As a collectible card game, Magic requires competitive players to select the optimal deck of cards based on how they think it will function ... there an infinite number of prime number twins?

On this episode of The Big Number, Tom Haberstroh and Dan Devine break down Ja Morant's unique, disturbing decline in PPG the last 3 years. Could Ja actually be past his prime already? The chaos ...

Ford and University of Oxford mathematician James Maynard provide a powerful method for studying prime numbers in large ranges by precisely estimating the number of primes that must exist within them.

Luke Durant, a researcher and amateur mathematician, has identified the largest new prime ... using GPUs and the new software and see if that can accelerate time to the newest, largest prime number.

It’s been nearly six years since math devotees discovered the last largest known prime number ... networks to function. For 28 years, GIMPS volunteers relied on CPU power to use the organization ...

Marin Mersenne, the French mathematician who invented a strategy to find a rare group of prime numbers Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons GIMPS is a collective of volunteers that use free ...

Durant, a graduate of the California Institute of Technology, found the new prime number using only publicly available unused cloud storage space. Durant, who made his money off the boom ...

The largest known prime number has been discovered by an amateur researcher and former Nvidia employee. The new number is 2 136,279,841 – 1, which beats the previous title holder (2 82,589,933 ...

“There’s no use for extremely large prime numbers now, but it’s not at all inconceivable that one day somebody will find something,” says Buzzard. “And then they’ll look at the maths ...