3. Run Miller-Rabin (2**16+1,s) for a number of different s. Although it is known that 216 +1...
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3. Run Miller-Rabin (2**16+1,s) for a number of different s. Although it is known that 216 +1 is prime, what is the best probabilistic bound you have for that fact based on your program executions?
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