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> Sloane calls them “memorable” primes

Excluding 11 seems arbitrary here.




No, that doesn't fit the pattern. The number in the middle can't be repeated.


That’s how it’s excluded, not why we should care about the pattern being exactly that formula.


Sure, you could also look for primes of the form 123…(n-1)n⋅n(n-1)…321.


11

131

13331

100000000000000000000333000000000000000000001 (20 zeroes on both sides)

11111111111111111111111 (1©23)




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