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%I A368035 #7 Dec 21 2023 21:23:23 %S A368035 1032341589677,1032341758967,1032343678957,1032343758967, %T A368035 1032343767589,1032347617589,1032347675897,1032347789567, %U A368035 1032347896157,1032354161897,1032354178967,1032354189761,1032354361789,1032354378967,1032354389767,1032354761897,1032354767897,1032356174189,1032356747897,1032356778941 %N A368035 Pandigital primes that are the concatenation of 8 primes. %C A368035 The least prime number that can be cut into 8 prime-chunks has at least 13 digits. There are in total 875653 such 13-digit primes. %H A368035 Éric Angelini, <a href="https://cinquantesignes.blogspot.com/2023/12/six-prime-chunks.html">Six prime chunks</a>, Personal blog, December 2023. %e A368035 a(1) = 1032341589677 can be cut into the 8 prime-chunks 103,2,3,41,5,89,67,7; %e A368035 a(2) = 1032341758967 can be cut into the 8 prime-chunks 103,2,3,41,7,5,89,67; etc. %Y A368035 Cf. A368034, A368044, A050288. %K A368035 base,nonn %O A368035 1,1 %A A368035 _Eric Angelini_ and _Giorgos Kalogeropoulos_, Dec 08 2023