57
This number is a composite.
π(57) = 24 and 5757 - 24 is prime. [Noll]
57 * 225 - 1 is prime. [Noll]
57 + (100 * 2n) are primes for n = -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. [Luhn]
Every number greater than 57 is (probably) the sum of
distinct primes greater than eleven. [Capelle]
57 * 21828 + 1 is a Proth prime as well as a
generalized Cullen prime. [Wesolowski]
57 + 5^(5+7) + 7^(5+7) is prime. [Silva]
Jokingly known as the "Grothendieck prime."
Prime numbers that end with "57" occur more often than any other two-digit ending among the first 1000 primes. [Honaker]
The smallest April Fools prime that is the sum of first n
April Fools primes, i.e., (9 + 21 + 27), (case n=3). [Loungrides]
The smallest double-digit odd number that creates two primes (5657 and 5857) by concatenation with its previous
and next even numbers. [Loungrides]
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