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Mersenne and Fermat primes field Let NMF(b,p,n)= (b^(p^(n+1))-1)/(b^(p^n)-1) These numbers contain under the single general form the main remarkable numbers of number theory.Indeed, we obtains : - for b=2 and n=0 those are Mersenne's numbers. - for b=+/-2 et p=2 those are Fermat's numbers. - for b even and p=2 those are Generalized Fermat. - for b 2 and n=0 those are repunits base b. These ...
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