More About Magic Squares Consisting of Different Primes
Edgar Karst · The Fibonacci Quarterly · 1972
Let a magic square of order n be surrounded by numbers such that square plus numbers form another magic square of order n + 2 and similar magic squares of order n + 4, n + 6 9 and so on; then the center square may be called a nucleus and the surrounding n u m-bers a frame, In a letter of August 8, 1971, V. A « Golubev concocts and gives permission to publish the following magic square of order 11 consisting of primes of the form 30x + 17 and including similar magic squares of order 3, 5, 7, and 9„ GOLUBEV 1 S PRIME MAGIC SQUARE