are dihedral). It appears to be unknown whether there exist infinitely many dihedral primes, but this would follow from the conjecture that there are infinitely many repunit primes. The palindromic prime 10180054 + 8×(1058567−1)/9×1060744 + 1, discovered in 2009 by Darren Bedwell, is 180,055 digits long and may be the largest known dihedral prime . See also Strobogrammatic prime Notes References Classes of prime numbers Base-dependent integer sequences