%I A036952
%S A036952 3,5,23,47,89,101,149,157,163,173,179,185,199,229,247,253,295,313,329,
%T A036952 331,355,367,379,383,405,425,443,453,457,471,523,533,539,565,583,587,
%U A036952 595,631,643,647,653,659,671,675,689,703,709,755,781,785,815,841,855
%N A036952 Primes with digits (0,1) taken as base 2 and converted to base 10.
%C A036952 The sequence is unexpectedly(?) rich in primes.
%e A036952 a(n)=313 -> is 100111001{2} -> 100111001{10} is prime.
%Y A036952 Cf. A020449, A036953-A036964.
%Y A036952 Sequence in context: A106282 A163153 A091157 this_sequence A065720 A148554 
               A120937
%Y A036952 Adjacent sequences: A036949 A036950 A036951 this_sequence A036953 A036954 
               A036955
%K A036952 nonn,base
%O A036952 0,1
%A A036952 Patrick De Geest (pdg(AT)worldofnumbers.com), Jan 04 1999.