In 1913 J.N. Muncey of Jessup, Iowa, showed that the first 144 odd prime numbers (counting 1 as prime) can be arranged into a magic square.
Each row, column, and long diagonal totals 4514.
In 1913 J.N. Muncey of Jessup, Iowa, showed that the first 144 odd prime numbers (counting 1 as prime) can be arranged into a magic square.
Each row, column, and long diagonal totals 4514.