Is $1847^{2013}+2$ really a prime?

prime-numbers number-theory

Yes, it really is a prime.

It took about a week to get it checked by Primo on my spare, not-exactly-cutting-edge machine. You can confirm its primality certificate by Primo yourself; verification is considerably faster than searching for the certificate in the first place.

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