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          <title>On the Relation Between Binary Palindromes with Three Alternate Blocks and Fermat Numbers</title>
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            <given_name>Potůček</given_name>
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          <jats:p>We study positive integers whose binary representation is a palindrome of the form (1 . . . 1)(0 . . . 0)(1 . . . 1), where the number of ones is twice the integer a ≥ 1, and the number of zeros is b ≥ 0. We give an elementary algebraic description of all such integers, derive a factorization formula, and deduce consequences for primality. In particular we show that except for the case a = 1 (which yields the numbers 2 m + 1 with m = b + 1), every such integer is composite by a simple factorization; consequently the only possible primes in this family are Fermat-type numbers 2 m + 1, and thus (by a classical necessary condition) their exponents m must be powers of two. Several illustrative examples are given and implications for search strategies are discussed.</jats:p>
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