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	A Pierpont prime is a prime number of the form: <big>'''2<sup>''u''</sup>3<sup>''v''</sup> + 1'''</big> for some non-negative integers <big>''' ''u'' '''</big> and <big>''' ''v'' '''</big>.		A Pierpont prime is a prime number of the form: <big>'''2<sup>''u''</sup>3<sup>''v''</sup> + 1'''</big> for some non-negative integers <big>''' ''u'' '''</big> and <big>''' ''v'' '''</big>.