If h(100) and h(100) + 1 do not share prime factors, and h(100) have all the prime factors between 2 and 47, then h(100) + 1 does not have prime factors between 2 and 47. The next smallest possible prime factor for h(100) + 1 is 53.
Suppose you have ABCDE sitting on a table. Then you have "another" BCDEA sitting on the table. If you walk around the table, you 'will find these two arrangements are the same! So is CDEAB, DEABC, and EABCD. That's why you need to devide what you get from a linear arrangement by 5 in the circular case.-- by 会员 sdcar2010 (2011/4/2 12:58:34)