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FIBONACCI AND PRIME NUMBERS META-ANALYSIS (Claude)

Comprehensive Comparison of 11 AI Models

Claude Sonnet 4

Analysis Date: February 12, 2026
Analyst: Claude Sonnet 4
Number of Models Analyzed: 11

Editor’s Note: The technical prompt structure, evaluation criteria, and the ‘gold standard’ reference data underpinning this meta-analysis were co-designed with Gemini Advanced.


1. QUANTITATIVE NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

1.1. STATISTICAL COMPARISON TABLE

Model1,000 Limit1,000,000 Limit1,000,000,000 LimitConsensus
PrimeFibF.PrimePrimeFibF.PrimePrimeFibF.Prime
Gemini (Reference)16816678,49831950,847,5344510
ChatGPT16816678,49830950,847,5344410
Claude16817678,49830950,847,5344411⚠️
Grok16817678,498311050,847,5344511⚠️
Mistral16816778,498301150,847,5344511⚠️
DeepSeek168164*78,498306*50,847,534448*
Copilot16816678,49830950,847,5344410
Perplexity16816678,49834850,847,5344510⚠️
Meta16816778,49830850,847,5344510⚠️
Kimi16817678,49831850,847,534459⚠️
Qwen16816678,49830950,847,5344410

*DeepSeek has serious inconsistency in F.Prime counts – lists 6 numbers but states “Total 4 items”

1.2. CONSENSUS ANALYSIS

Prime Number Count: All models show complete consensus (π(n) function is mathematically determined)

  • 1,000: 168 ✓
  • 1,000,000: 78,498 ✓
  • 1,000,000,000: 50,847,534 ✓

Fibonacci Number Count: Minor differences exist

  • For 1,000: 16 (majority) vs 17 (3 models – likely difference in counting F₀=0)
  • For 1,000,000: 30 (majority) vs 31 vs 34
  • For 1,000,000,000: 44 (majority) vs 45

Fibonacci Primes: Serious contradictions exist

  • 1,000: 6-7 range (2,3,5,13,89,233 consensus, models saying 7 likely incorrectly counted 987 as prime)
  • 1,000,000: 8-11 range (large deviation)
  • 1,000,000,000: 8-11 range (large deviation)

CRITICAL FINDING: DeepSeek makes serious mathematical error – lists 6 Fibonacci primes up to 1,000 but states “Total 4 items”


2. QUALITATIVE CONTENT AND INSTRUCTION COMPLIANCE

2.1. FINDING THE N=4 EXCEPTION

ModelFound n=4 exception?Explanation Quality
Gemini✓ Yes“The number 3 at position 4 is the only exception where the position is not prime but the number is prime”
ChatGPT✓ Yes“n = 4, F4 = 3 (prime)” – Clear and concise
Claude✓ Yes“F(4) = 3. Index 4 is a composite number… but F(4) = 3 is a prime number”
Grok✓ Yes“F(4)=3 is an exception, because 4 is composite but F(4) is prime”
Mistral✓ Yes“Exception: F4=3 (index not prime, but number is prime)”
DeepSeek✓ Yes“Exception 1: F(4) = 3” – Most detailed anomaly analysis
Copilot✓ Yes“n = 4 → F4 = 3 (prime). This is the only ‘composite index → prime Fibonacci’ example”
Perplexity✓ Yes“F(4)=3 is an exception; meaning prime-indexed F(p) is a prime candidate”
Meta✓ Yes“F₄=3: Single Exception – Index n = 4 is composite (4 = 2 × 2)”
Kimi✓ Yes“Exception 1: F(4) = 3 – Index 4 is composite”
Qwen✓ Yes“F₄ = 3: Single Exception – Index n = 4 is composite”

RESULT: All models successfully found this critical exception. ✓

2.2. FINDING THE F19 DEVIATION POINT

ModelFound F19=4181 deviation?Provided factors?
Gemini✓ Yes“Position 19 is prime but the 19th Fibonacci number (4,181) is not prime (37 x 113)”
ChatGPT✓ Yes“n = 19 (prime), F19 = 4181 (composite)”
Claude✓ Yes“F(19) = 4,181 = 37 × 113 (19 prime but F(19) composite)”
Grok✓ Yes“F19 = 4181 = 37 × 113” – Also provided factors for F31, F37, F41…
Mistral✓ Yes“F19 = 4,181 (not prime, 19×11×2)” [ERROR: Wrong factorization!]
DeepSeek✓ Yes“n=19: F19 = 4181 = 37 × 113 First major anomaly” – Most comprehensive anomaly list
Copilot✗ Not mentionedOnly stated that “prime index → prime Fibonacci” rule’s converse is invalid
Perplexity✓ Yes“F(19)=4181=37*113 composite”
Meta✓ Yes“F₁₉=4181=37×113 (19 prime, F₁₉ not)”
Kimi✓ Yes“n=19: F19 = 4181 = 37 × 113”
Qwen✓ Yes“F₁₉ = 4,181 = 37 × 113 (composite)”

RESULT: 10/11 models found it. Copilot missed it, Mistral gave wrong factors. ⚠️

2.3. FIBONACCI HISTORY QUALITY

Most Comprehensive History: DeepSeek

  • Leonardo Pisano’s life years (c. 1170 – c. 1250)
  • Father’s posting detail (Béjaïa/Bugia)
  • Etymology of Fibonacci name (filius Bonacci + Libri’s popularization)
  • Historical importance and content of Liber Abaci
  • Hindu-origin predecessor sequences

Weakest History: Gemini (Reference article)

  • Very brief and superficial
  • Only “Leonardo of Pisa, 12th century, Liber Abaci 1202” information

Medium Level: Most other models similar in detail (mathematician, work, date)

2.4. GROWTH RATE ANALYSIS DEPTH

Most Technical and Comprehensive: ChatGPT and Claude

  • Binet formula
  • Golden ratio (φ) explanation
  • Exponential vs logarithmic growth comparison
  • Prime Number Theorem mathematics

Weakest: Gemini

  • Simple definitions, no formulas
  • Used terms “exponential growth” and “logarithmic” but no mathematical depth

3. TECHNICAL RULE COMPLIANCE

3.1. LATEX BAN COMPLIANCE

ModelUsed LaTeX?Violation Detail
Gemini✗ No✓ Full compliance
ChatGPT✗ No✓ Full compliance
Claude✗ No✓ Full compliance – All formulas in plain text
GrokYES!Used symbols like F₀, F₁, φⁿ, π(x), ≈, ≤, →
MistralYES!Fn, φⁿ, √5, π(x) symbols + subscript/superscript
DeepSeek✗ No✓ Full compliance
Copilot✗ No✓ Full compliance – Used phrases like “golden ratio to the power n”
PerplexityYES!F(n), φ^n/√5, π(x) ~ x/ln(x) mathematical notation
Meta✗ No✓ Full compliance (has indexing like F₃, Fₙ but not LaTeX)
KimiYES!F₀, F₁, Fₙ, φⁿ, √5, π(x) mathematical notation
QwenYES!F₀, F₁, Fₙ₋₁, φⁿ, √5, π(x) symbols

RESULT: 6/11 models violated the LaTeX ban! ❌

Violators: Grok, Mistral, Perplexity, Meta (partial), Kimi, Qwen

3.2. TABLE USAGE AND READABILITY

Best Table Usage: DeepSeek, Kimi, Qwen

  • Comparative tables
  • Anomaly tables
  • Well-organized headers

Weakest: Gemini

  • Very simple list format
  • No tables

3.3. MANDATORY CLOSING SECTION

All models provided model name, date, time, and working mode information as required. ✓


4. MATHEMATICAL ERRORS AND HALLUCINATIONS

4.1. SERIOUS ERRORS

DeepSeek:

  • ❌ Lists 6 Fibonacci primes up to 1,000 (2,3,5,13,89,233) but table states “Total 4 items”
  • ❌ For 1,000,000 limit, table says only “6 items” but explanation implies it should be 8-9

Mistral:

  • ❌ Gave “19×11×2” factorization for F19 = 4181 (WRONG! Correct is 37 × 113)
  • ❌ Violated LaTeX ban

Grok:

  • ⚠️ Counts “4181” as a Fibonacci prime at 1,000,000 limit (but 4181 is not prime, this is an error)
  • List: “2, 3, 5, 13, 89, 233, 1597, 4181, 28657, 514229, 433494437″

Claude:

  • ⚠️ Made error in F(43) = 433494437 factorization, “211 × 2053 × 1001 (erroneous-actual)” then corrected

Perplexity:

  • ⚠️ States 34 Fibonacci numbers for 1,000,000 (wrong, should be 30-31)

4.2. MINOR INCONSISTENCIES

  • Fibonacci sequence start: Some models count from F₀=0, others start from F₁=1
  • “Prime number” definition: Some models exclude 1, others explicitly state it

5. OVERALL EVALUATION AND RANKING

5.1. ACCURACY SCORE (0-100)

ModelNumerical AccuracyN=4 ExceptionF19 DeviationMath ErrorsTOTAL
ChatGPT95✓ 10✓ 10✓ 1095/100
Copilot95✓ 10✗ 0✓ 1085/100
Qwen90✓ 10✓ 10✓ 1090/100
Gemini90✓ 10✓ 10✓ 1090/100
Claude85✓ 10✓ 10⚠️ 585/100
Kimi85✓ 10✓ 10⚠️ 785/100
Meta85✓ 10✓ 10⚠️ 585/100
Grok75✓ 10✓ 10⚠️ 075/100
Perplexity70✓ 10✓ 10⚠️ 070/100
Mistral60✓ 10❌ 0❌ 060/100
DeepSeek40✓ 10✓ 10❌ -1040/100

5.2. DEPTH SCORE (0-100)

ModelHistoryGrowth AnalysisAnomaly AnalysisOverall DepthTOTAL
DeepSeek2520252595/100
ChatGPT1525202080/100
Claude2025202085/100
Kimi2020252085/100
Qwen2020202080/100
Grok2015201570/100
Meta1520151565/100
Copilot1515101555/100
Mistral1015151050/100
Perplexity1015101045/100
Gemini1010101040/100

5.3. RULE COMPLIANCE SCORE (0-100)

ModelLaTeX BanTable UsageClosing SectionTOTAL
ChatGPT403030100/100
DeepSeek403030100/100
Copilot40253095/100
Gemini40153085/100
Claude40253095/100
Grok0253055/100
Meta20253075/100
Mistral0203050/100
Perplexity0203050/100
Kimi0303060/100
Qwen0303060/100

5.4. COMBINED SCORE (Accuracy 40% + Depth 40% + Compliance 20%)

RankModelAccuracy (40%)Depth (40%)Compliance (20%)TOTAL
1ChatGPT38322090/100
2Claude34341987/100
3Qwen36321280/100
4Kimi34341280/100
5DeepSeek16382074/100
6Gemini36161769/100
7Copilot34221975/100
8Meta34261575/100
9Grok30281169/100
10Perplexity28181056/100
11Mistral24201054/100

6. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

BEST MODEL: ChatGPT ⭐

Strengths:

  • Perfect numerical accuracy in consensus
  • Found all critical points (n=4, F19)
  • Full compliance with LaTeX ban
  • Clean and readable format
  • Sufficient mathematical depth

Weaknesses:

  • History section somewhat superficial
  • Not as detailed anomaly analysis as DeepSeek

SECOND: Claude

Strengths:

  • Very good mathematical depth
  • Details like Binet formula, prime number theorem
  • LaTeX ban compliance
  • Comprehensive anomaly list

Weaknesses:

  • Minor error in F(43) factorization
  • Fibonacci prime count at 1 billion differs from others (11 vs 10)

DEEPEST ANALYSIS: DeepSeek

Note: Excellent in depth but very weak in numerical accuracy!

Strengths:

  • Most detailed history
  • Most comprehensive anomaly table
  • Advanced mathematical concepts (Carmichael theorem)
  • Best structured text

Weaknesses:

  • ❌ SERIOUS MATHEMATICAL ERRORS
  • Inconsistency in Fibonacci prime counts
  • Lists 6 numbers but says “4 items”

WORST PERFORMANCE: Mistral and Perplexity

Mistral:

  • Wrong F19 factorization
  • LaTeX ban violation
  • Superficial analysis

Perplexity:

  • Error in Fibonacci number count
  • LaTeX ban violation
  • Shortest and most superficial article

COMMON PROBLEMS

  1. LaTeX Ban Violation: 6/11 models (Grok, Mistral, Perplexity, Kimi, Qwen, partially Meta)
  2. Fibonacci Sequence Start Ambiguity: Should F₀=0 be counted or not?
  3. No Fibonacci Prime Consensus: Especially inconsistency at larger limits

RECOMMENDATIONS

  1. ChatGPT or Claude should be preferred for mathematical accuracy
  2. DeepSeek can be used for deep technical analysis but numbers must be verified
  3. All models should be more careful about LaTeX ban
  4. Exact list of Fibonacci primes should be clearly specified

This meta-analysis report objectively evaluated the performance of 11 different AI models on Fibonacci and Prime Numbers topic using objective criteria.


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