Unconditional prime-representing functions, following Mills

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Abstract: Mills proved that there exists a real constant A>1 such that for all ninmathbbN the values lfloorA3nfloor are prime numbers. No explicit value of A is known, but assuming the Riemann hypothesis one can choose A=1.3063778838ldots. Here we give a first unconditional variant: lfloorA1010nfloor is prime, where A=1.00536773279814724017ldots can be computed to millions of digits. Similarly, lfloorA313nfloor is prime, with A=3.8249998073439146171615551375ldots.












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