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A result due to Hasse says that, on average, 17 out of 24 consecutive primes will divide a number in the sequence $U_n = 2 DEGREESn+1$. This book links Ballot with Hasse's method to the concept of the group associated with the set of second-order recurring sequences having the same characteristic poly
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