Sum of Powers of Primes [closed]

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This is not just a question, but rather an announcement that we are trying to search for numbers with an interesting property; please visit http://searchfornumbers.blogspot.com/2018/08/puzzle-1-sum-of-powers-of-primes.html. However, it is possible that someone has an idea to say about, for example, an existence of such numbers. Thanks in advance.






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This is not just a question, but rather an announcement that we are trying to search for numbers with an interesting property; please visit http://searchfornumbers.blogspot.com/2018/08/puzzle-1-sum-of-powers-of-primes.html. However, it is possible that someone has an idea to say about, for example, an existence of such numbers. Thanks in advance.






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    Rather than just provide a link (you're likely to be downvoted and closed) you might copy one of your puzzles there into the question here to provide relevance :)
    – postmortes
    Sep 5 at 10:27












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    Rather than just provide a link (you're likely to be downvoted and closed) you might copy one of your puzzles there into the question here to provide relevance :)
    – postmortes
    Sep 5 at 10:27







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Rather than just provide a link (you're likely to be downvoted and closed) you might copy one of your puzzles there into the question here to provide relevance :)
– postmortes
Sep 5 at 10:27




Rather than just provide a link (you're likely to be downvoted and closed) you might copy one of your puzzles there into the question here to provide relevance :)
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Interestingly, Rafael Jakimczuk has already claculated the sum of prime powers and found its asymptotic expansion. Here is the link to his paper.



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    Interestingly, Rafael Jakimczuk has already claculated the sum of prime powers and found its asymptotic expansion. Here is the link to his paper.



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      Interestingly, Rafael Jakimczuk has already claculated the sum of prime powers and found its asymptotic expansion. Here is the link to his paper.



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        Interestingly, Rafael Jakimczuk has already claculated the sum of prime powers and found its asymptotic expansion. Here is the link to his paper.



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        Interestingly, Rafael Jakimczuk has already claculated the sum of prime powers and found its asymptotic expansion. Here is the link to his paper.



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