19991
This number is a prime.
The smallest invertible primemirp. [Bhattacharya]
The larger of the only two five-digit palindromic primes formed from two primes (19 and 991), one of which is the sum of the digits of the other. [Silva]
The smallest palindromic prime that is the sum of 17 consecutive prime numbers (1109 + ... + 1231 = 19991). [Schuler]
The smallest palindromic Sophie Germain prime p such that p! and p^p both contain p as a string of the digits. Note that 19991 is an invertible prime also. [Bajpai]
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