Talk:Johan Jensen
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This isn't actually the Jensen who proved that there are infinitely many irregular primes; one can check on Zentrallblatt that that was proved by K. L. Jensen: the reference is K. L. Jensen, "Om talteoretiske Egenskaber ved de {\it Bernoulliske} Tal" (Danish), published in Nyt Tidsskr. for Math. 26, pages 73--83 (1915). An online reference is given in the following list of Bernoulli-related papers: [1]. Throwawayhack 19:31, 11 April 2007 (UTC)
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