Greatest Prime divisor problem
Source: Irish MO
May 10, 2012
number theory unsolvednumber theory
Problem Statement
A sequence of primes is defined as follows: , and, for all n \geq 2, is the largest prime divisor of . Prove that
for all n.
I'm presuming it must involve proving it's never equal to 0 mod 5, but I don't know what to do. Thanks