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Find a polynomial P(x) s.t. the first n values in a row are prime. If n = 57, I think it's a world record.
This one is interesting.
It seems to me like you can set up the lagrange interpolating polynomial and just hand it any n primes as its first n integer values, and you'll have the desired result.
Perhaps the idea is to find a polynomial with only integer coefficients, because that makes it significantly harder, since the coefficients of the interpolating polynomial are likely to be non-integer rationals.
This is an interesting puzzle..