two trillion,
three hundred five billiard,
eight hundred forty three billion,
nine milliard,
two hundred thirteen million,
six hundred ninety three thousand,
nine hundred fifty one

Some useful links

Large prime numbers

• The Largest known prime
• Known Mersenne Prime Digits and their English names
• Lists of large prime numbers

Definitions and theory

• General Mersenne prime information
• Definition of a Prime
• Definition of a Mersenne number
• Definition of a Mersenne prime
• Mersenne's conjecture
• Methods to find primes or to prove a large numbers primality
  
  
• How to find a new largest known prime - A EuroBSDcon 2013 tutorial

Searching for Mersenne primes

• Mersenne prime discovery history
• Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search
• GIMPS search status

EFF Cooperative Computing Awards

• Cooperative Computing Awards home page
• Rules of the Cooperative Computing Awards
• Rule 4F, a very importart part of the rules
• Recent News from the Cooperative Computing Awards
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) of the Cooperative Computing Awards

Source code

• Calc: Computed the decimal value of this prime
• Number: Computed the English name of this prime
• GIMPS code: May be used to prove that this number was prime

Other prime links

• Dr. Caldwell's The Prime Pages
• Caldwell's article on the discovery of 2^13466917-1
• Landon Curt Noll's prime number work
• The Amdahl 6 group
• Prime Curios! (a fun site!)
• Landon Curt Noll's table of curious numbers related to primes
• English names of large numbers - How high can you count?