Mersenne Prime - why are these two definitions equivalent? – math.stackexchange.com

Mersenne Prime - why are these two definitions equivalent? – math.stackexchange.com

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According to Wikipedia: If $n$ is a composite number then so is $2^n − 1$. ($2^{ab} − 1$ is divisible by both $2^a − 1$ and $2^b − 1$.) This definition is therefore equivalent to a definition ...

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