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OU on the BBC: Music of the Primes - The Expert View

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15 Sep
2005
Production team Marcus du Sautoy

Follow our expert guides to prime numbers:

"is there a biggest prime, or can I always find a bigger one?"
A prime primer: Simon Singh gives an overview of what prime numbers are.

"a strange mathematical landscape whose contours held the secrets of how the primes were distributed"
Patterns and landscapes: Marcus du Sautoy takes us deeper into the patterns of prime numbers.

"they’re like the hydrogen and oxygen of the world of mathematics"
Talking primes: BBC Radio 4's Material World discusses what these numbers might mean.

Music of the Primes in more depth:

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Tuesday, 13th September 2005
Thursday, 15th September 2005

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