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On primes of the form 2~ip~j+1 and their primitive roots

Lin Bin

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Some properties of the primes of the form 2i p j+ 1 and their primitive roots were discussed. Two conjectures on prime's primitive roots were proved. It was also proved that 2 is not a primitive root for each prime of the form 2i p j+ 1 fori3.

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Some properties of the primes of the form 2i p j+ 1 and their primitive roots were discussed. Two conjectures on prime's primitive roots were proved. It was also proved that 2 is not a primitive root for each prime of the form 2i p j+ 1 fori3.

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Some properties of the primes of the form 2i p j+ 1 and their primitive roots were discussed. Two conjectures on prime's primitive roots were proved. It was also proved that 2 is not a primitive root for each prime of the form 2i p j+ 1 fori3.

Key concepts: Primitive root modulo n, Mathematics, Root (linguistics), Prime (order theory), Combinatorics, Philosophy, Linguistics

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