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A230559 Pseudoprimes n to base 2 such that n-2, n+2 and n+4 are primes.

Original entry on oeis.org

634038307449, 4846359321105, 11927878640385, 20835183400305, 34166605315305, 54096163177785, 63154533545265, 88365393281985, 189080281720065, 850943773070385, 917252751841665, 1278728202166185, 1602254869802049, 3742704749436465, 6082185264252945
Offset: 1

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Shyam Sunder Gupta, Oct 27 2013

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All numbers in this sequence end in either 5 or 9.

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			634038307449 is a pseudoprime (base 2) and 634038307447, 634038307451 and 634038307453 are primes.
		

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