383 is cool - Numberphile

Matt Parker on 383 and Woodall Primes. More links below.

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[numberphile]

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[deannasmith]

"we can't forget 383..."

"i forgot 383..."

classic.

[jkazos]

A mathematician just said "losing touch with our roots". I have no words.

[Critic]

Oh my gosh, Brady, the Parker Square Vietnam-style flashback. Killed me.

[hairlessape]

2:42 - "...I know it's a palindrome, and I've written more than half of it. So I've got no excuses." I'm sure the neighbours heard me laugh.

[Mpnavy]

−273.15 is cooler. In fact, it's the coolest.

[jesusthroughmary]

Found a new world record Woodall Prime in March 2018. N = 17, 016, 602. 5, 122.515 digits. 16th largest known prime overall, 5th largest non-Mersenne prime.

[upandatom]

I just stumbled across this channel and am in love o_O

[DogberttheCeo]

That Parker Square edit though :D:D:D I literally laughed out loudly! Thanks for that moment <3

[aries_]

I love how Brady keeps sneaking in the Parker square. So savage.

[MatthewBaka]

"It's a bit base 10-y"

My thoughts exactly.

[jonathanc]

Wikipedia tells me they found a new Woodall prime as of March 2018

[Marius-Langeland]

Next videos:
384 is cool
385 is cool
386 is cool
387 is cool
388 is cool
389 is not cool (for obvious reasons)

[purplesnos]

I am simple man. I see video at 10:30 at night. See it is Numberphile. I watch it.

[Gperramon]

Matt is making Numberphile great again!

[morboed]

So the 383rd anniversary is in 2300? That's so cool. :-D

[smilingipad]

This rule of adding up the first three palindromic primes to get another palindromic prime can be extended to any counting system:

The first 3 palindromic three digit primes in hexadecimal are 101, 151, and 161 (257, 337, 353 in decimal).
Add these up, and you get 3B3, another palindrome. 3B3 in decimal is a prime number, 947.

[cubong]

i discovered what 'mersenne primes' were on my own through studying perfect numbers and did not realise that they were actually recognised by mathematicians until now.

[TouchingClothProd]

This video just convinced me to convert to numerology. All hail the Primes!

[Far_Gem]

I love the fact that you put the Parker Square in there :D