1976
DOI: 10.1016/0022-314x(76)90091-3
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On the distribution of irregular primes

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“…In the table below we give tts(x) and us(x) for x = 125000, and 0 < s < 5. The data support the hypothesis very well, especially since a change of 1 in it(x) (to include 2 or discard 3, say) would alter the fourth significant figure of us(x), [23] and [7].) In particular, there are infinitely many irregular primes.…”
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confidence: 55%
“…In the table below we give tts(x) and us(x) for x = 125000, and 0 < s < 5. The data support the hypothesis very well, especially since a change of 1 in it(x) (to include 2 or discard 3, say) would alter the fourth significant figure of us(x), [23] and [7].) In particular, there are infinitely many irregular primes.…”
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confidence: 55%