[quote=Batalov;227432]Lucky, again. Sieved to 100K and...
28*898^98959+1 is prime. S898 is proven.[/quote]

[quote=Batalov;227457](...it also completes a stretch of 6 contiguous proven bases: S898-S903.)[/quote]

A huge congrats on our first 6-bagger! :smile:

I definitely did not expect that we would get one so soon.

R828 is complete to n=25K; k=64, 68, & 74 remain; highest prime 15*828^2308-1; base released.

S774 is complete to n=25K; k=6 & 19 remain; highest prime 24*774^6333+1; base released.

Sierpinski reservations
 

Taking S602, S842, S710, S746, S684, S720, S534, S641, S748, and S962

Reserving these 1ker's to n=100K

R782, R812, R815, R836, R845

R610 1k, done to 100K. Extending reservation to 150K.
R622 1k, done to 25K. Released.
R850 2k, done to 25K. Released.
R868 1k, done to 25K. Released.
R916 1k, done to 25K. Released.
R967 1k, done to 25K. Released.

S850 1k, done to 25K. Released.
S867 1k, done to 25K. Released.
S883 2k, done to 33K. Released.
S1016 1k, done to 25K. Released.

Here are additional statuses from Serge in an Email on some 1kers that are being continued:

R729 at n=135.6K
S706 at n=71.6K
S798 at n=82K
S816 at n=51.7K
S995 at n=57.8K

R932, S932, R1010, S1010 results
 

Finally completed to n=25000 and released. This took a lot more time than I had anticipated considering that all had conjectured k < 350.

For R932, 12 remain, largest prime 269*932^21276-1
For S932, 18 remain, largest prime 278*932^24761+1
For R1010, 25 remain, largest prime 267*1010^24439-1
For S1010, 20 remain, largest prime 44*1010^19659+1

Reserving R736 and S905 to 25K.

Reserving R761 and S653 to 25K.

S638 is complete to n=25K; k=32 & 52 remain; highest prime 68*638^11135+1; base released.

S766 is complete to n=25K; k=58 & 222 remain; highest prime 103*766^5067+1; base released.

S949 is complete to n=25K; k=54, 208, & 244 remain; highest prime 172*949^1510+1; base released.

Riesel 702
 

Riesel 702, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

R573 is complete to n=25K; k=6, 104, & 128 remain; highest prime 124*573^4365-1; base released.

S533 is complete to n=25K; k=38 & 64 remain; highest prime 16*533^7932+1; base released.

S987 is complete to n=25K; k=92 & 142 remain; highest prime 96*987^13820+1; base released.

R641 is complete to n=25K

CK=298

10 k's remain k=38,44,88,108,134,158,170,214,218,268

Results will be emailed

Also I would like to reserve R941 (completes all R bases ending in 1 with CK<500)

S588 is complete to n=25K; only k=90 remains; highest prime 89*588^10781+1; base released.

S790 is complete to n=25K; k=94, 127, & 160 remain; highest prime 64*790^4646+1; base released.

S832 is complete to n=25K; k=36 & 67 remain; highest prime 39*832^15125+1; base released.

This completes [I]all [/I]bases to n=25K where there are <= 3 k's remaining at n=5K. :-)

With all bases completed to n=25K that have <= 3 k's remaining at n=5K, I will now reserve the following bases to n=25K that have [I]4 k's[/I] remaining at n=5K:

R892
R905
R945
R988
S724
S761
S802
S821
S825
S945
S980


There are 9 additional "4k bases at n=5K" that are currently reserved by others to n=25K, including my recent S412 reservation in the other thread.

This will bring the # of bases tested on the 2 sides to close to equal.

Riesel 724
 

Riesel 724, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

R941 is complete to n=25K

CK=158

4 k's remain 74,92,112,122
no prime after the run of the new base script.

Attached are the results

Sierpinski reservations
 

Taking S564, S634, S753, S656, S941, and S977

R905 is complete to n=25K; k=22, 32, 70, & 128 remain; highest prime 4*905^4857-1; base released.

S761 is complete to n=25K; k=16, 32, 92, & 118 remain; highest prime 38*761^4773+1; base released.

S825 is complete to n=25K; k=58, 64, & 120 remain; highest prime 20*825^6961+1; base released.

Only one prime for n=5K-25K out of 12 k's for these bases. :-(

Riesel 730
 

Riesel 730, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

R572 is complete to n=25K

CK=190

14k's remain k=26,40,43,44,76,82,88,97,110,119,134,148,154,160

Results will be emailed

R892 is complete to n=25K; k=48, 96, & 170 remain; highest prime 161*892^10534-1; base released.

R988 is complete to n=25K; k=47 & 93 remain; highest prime 87*988^17243-1; base released.

14753*928^129-1 is prime. Somehow it was missed. I suspect that I used an older version of PFGW when I tested it. 3.3.4 states that it is PRP and prime.

I retested the remaining k for R928 and S928 for n < 1000 using PFGW 3.3.6. This PRP was discovered during that testing.

Results
 

Tested and verified with PFGW 3.3.6. Completed to n = 25,000 and released.

S534, remaining k = 3, largest prime = 94*534^21245+1
S602, remaining k = 6, largest prime = 61*602^20236+1
S641, remaining k = 3, largest prime = 82*641^7080+1
S684, remaining k = 2, largest prime = 8*684^23386+1
S710, remaining k = 5, largest prime = 11*710^15271+1
S720, remaining k = 3, largest prime = 22*720^17920+1
S746, remaining k = 6, largest prime = 77*746^21213+1
S842, remaining k = 6, largest prime = 64*842^17030+1
S962, remaining k = 10, largest prime = 79*962^15814+1

Riesel 743
 

Riesel 743 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

R761 and S653 are completed to n=25K and released.
R761: 3k's remain
S653: 5k's remain

S800 completed to n=100K and released. No new primes.

S802 is complete to n=25K; only k=10 remains; highest prime 120*802^7279+1; base released.

S821 is complete to n=25K; k=80 & 82 remain; highest prime 110*821^16855+1; base released.

Riesel 759
 

Riesel 759 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Just a reminder to switch to PFGW 3.3.6.

[quote=rogue;229276]14753*928^129-1 is prime. Somehow it was missed. I suspect that I used an older version of PFGW when I tested it. 3.3.4 states that it is PRP and prime.

I retested the remaining k for R928 and S928 for n < 1000 using PFGW 3.3.6. This PRP was discovered during that testing.[/quote]

Thanks for doing that doublechecking Mark. I've removed the k on the pages now.

BTW, are you still working on R928? I show it at n=17.5K on May 30th.

R945 is complete to n=25K; k=42 & 302 remain; highest prime 318*945^20872-1; base released.

S724 is complete to n=25K; k=9 & 30 remain; highest prime 175*724^15958+1; base released.

S980 is complete to n=25K; k=25, 38, 44, & 94 remain; highest prime 77*980^2309+1; base released.

S945 is complete to n=25K; k=186, 244, 296, & 320 remain; highest prime 350*945^2918+1; base released.

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;229469]Thanks for doing that doublechecking Mark. I've removed the k on the pages now.

BTW, are you still working on R928? I show it at n=17.5K on May 30th.[/QUOTE]

Yes. I lost my main computer a few weeks ago. I now have a replacement. I intend to complete to n=25000, but I then need to look for potentially bad tests with PFGW and re-run them. I have about 100,000 tests left to get to n=25000. I estimate that will take about 50 days to complete. I don't know the effort needed for the double-check yet. I will have to resieve for 1000<n<15000 (ugh) on the remaining k. Hopefully I won't have to rerun too many tests.

[quote=rogue;229290]Tested and verified with PFGW 3.3.6. Completed to n = 25,000 and released.

S534, remaining k = 3, largest prime = 94*534^21245+1
S602, remaining k = 6, largest prime = 61*602^20236+1
S641, remaining k = 3, largest prime = 82*641^7080+1
S684, remaining k = 2, largest prime = 8*684^23386+1
S710, remaining k = 5, largest prime = 11*710^15271+1
S720, remaining k = 3, largest prime = 22*720^17920+1
S746, remaining k = 6, largest prime = 77*746^21213+1
S842, remaining k = 6, largest prime = 64*842^17030+1
S962, remaining k = 10, largest prime = 79*962^15814+1[/quote]

Mark,

I'm going to need the results file for S842. There is no prime for k=47 and it is not shown as remaining. It's best if all of the results files are sent for any searches n>~2500.

Secondly, the k's remaining for S710 are incorrect. You have k=11 remaining. It should be k=10. k=11 has a prime.

I would like to respectfully request that if you reserve so many bases that you visually doublecheck and balance all of your primes and k's remaining yourself before posting your results. It takes me a lot of time to do so and follow up on problems. Thankyou.


Gary

Riesel 782
 

Riesel 782 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;229518]I'm going to need the results file for S842. There is no prime for k=47 and it is not shown as remaining. It's best if all of the results files are sent for any searches n>~2500.

Secondly, the k's remaining for S710 are incorrect. You have k=11 remaining. It should be k=10. k=11 has a prime.

I would like to respectivally request that if you reserve so many bases that you visually doublecheck and balance all of your primes and k's remaining yourself before posting your results. It takes me a lot of time to do so and follow up on problems. Thankyou.[/QUOTE]

Sorry. I must have been half asleep when I submitted them. 47*842^6387+1 is the missing prime.

I am now nearing completion of all bases that have <= 4 k's remaining at n=5K. With that, I will now reserve all remaining bases to n=25K that have either 5 or 6 k's remaining at n=5K:

5 k's:
R706
S686
S718
S730
S1009

6 k's:
R778
R813
R816
R873
R958
S754
S892

Riesel 812
 

Riesel 812 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Riesel 815
 

Riesel 815 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Riesel 845
 

2*845^39406-1 is prime

Conjecture proven - Results emailed

Riesel 836
 

Riesel 836 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

[URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=95017"]8*3^896701-1[/URL] (427837 digits) is prime.

This proves R729 (in other words: 24*729^149450-1 is prime; it was sieved to 150K :rolleyes: lucky, lucky...)

P.S. It remains to be seen if it is the smallest (with PFGW 3.3.6 in some ranges), but still - looks good to me. I ran it since February, on and off.

Sierp 866
 

Sierp 866 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Sierp 879
 

Now here's a contrast to Serge finding a prime at the end of his sieve file.

10*879^25003+1 is prime - First test out of the box

Conjecture proven - Result emailed

[QUOTE=Batalov;230292][URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=95017"]8*3^896701-1[/URL] (427837 digits) is prime.

This proves R729 (in other words: 24*729^149450-1 is prime; it was sieved to 150K :rolleyes: lucky, lucky...)

P.S. It remains to be seen if it is the smallest (with PFGW 3.3.6 in some ranges), but still - looks good to me. I ran it since February, on and off.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't worry about it. The conjecture states that a prime must be found, but not that it has to be the smallest prime.

The following are complete to n=25K and released:

R706; k=83 & 155 remain; highest prime 174*706^18016-1
S686; k=116, 130, & 211 remain; highest prime 151*686^13722+1
S718; k=3, 69, 108, 153, & 222 remain; highest prime 18*718^4204+1
S730; k=84, 85, & 154 remain; highest prime 132*730^11966+1
S1009; k=46, 144, 246, & 294 remain; highest prime 276*1009^5004+1

That completes all 5kers (at n=5K) to n=25K. Now working on the 6kers.

Sierp 934
 

Sierp 934 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

R603
 

Riesel 603 is complete to n=25,000. Exhausting.

The relevant files have been sent to sent to Gary.

Lots and lots of k-values remain.

[quote=paleseptember;230512]Riesel 603 is complete to n=25,000. Exhausting.

The relevant files have been sent to sent to Gary.

Lots and lots of k-values remain.[/quote]

I don't seem to have gotten an Email on this.

More Results
 

I have attached results for a few more bases.

S564, 6 k remain, largest prime is 112*564^8205+1
S634, 4 k remain, largest prime is 121*634^14936+1
S656, 9 k remain, largest prime is 125*656^24631+1
S748, 3 k remain, largest prime is 36*748^24344+1
S753, 3 k remain, largest prime is 66*753^11920+1
S941, 1 k remain, largest prime is 156*941^23309+1
S977, 9 k remain, largest prime is 80*977^18615+1

All tested to n=25000. All released.

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;230518]I don't seem to have gotten an Email on this.[/QUOTE]

Sorry, it got held up a few hours. (I forgot the verify the primes.) Hopefully it's arrived now.

R578
 

Taking Riesel 578 out for a spin. CK=142, 23 k-values remain at n=2500. Will run it to n=25e3.

Used new-bases-4.3 and pfgw 3.3.6.

Initial results attached, (as per Gary's request in another thread.)

[QUOTE=paleseptember;230820]Taking Riesel 578 out for a spin. CK=142, 23 k-values remain at n=2500. Will run it to n=25e3.

Used new-bases-4.3 and pfgw 3.3.6.

Initial results attached, (as per Gary's request in another thread.)[/QUOTE]

OK, thanks. One note: You could go ahead and only reserve the base right now and wait until later to attach/send the primes and k's remaining for n<=2500. When you reach n=25K, then you can send those files plus an additional file of primes for n=2500-25K. With some rare exceptions on large-conjectured bases, I don't show statuses for n<10K to avoid much extra admin effort. I only show them as "testing just started".

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;230852]OK, thanks. One note: You could go ahead and only reserve the base right now and wait until later to attach/send the primes and k's remaining for n<=2500. When you reach n=25K, then you can send those files plus an additional file of primes for n=2500-25K. With some rare exceptions on large-conjectured bases, I don't show statuses for n<10K to avoid much extra admin effort. I only show them as "testing just started".[/QUOTE]

Okay.
I suppose it doesn't hurt to have a record of the results on the forum servers, just in case my computer goes bang.
I'll rename the files appropriately, and try not to mix them up.

Tangent: did you get the R603 files? I wasn't sure how to process them to obtain the salient details. If there is anything else I should do, please PM me or email. Am not wishing to cause you extra work.

Thanks!

[QUOTE=paleseptember;230880]
Tangent: did you get the R603 files? I wasn't sure how to process them to obtain the salient details. If there is anything else I should do, please PM me or email. Am not wishing to cause you extra work.

Thanks![/QUOTE]

Yes I got them. It will take me a little while to process them and show the info. on the pages.

[QUOTE=paleseptember;230512]Riesel 603 is complete to n=25,000. Exhausting.

The relevant files have been sent to sent to Gary.

Lots and lots of k-values remain.[/QUOTE]

Not really too many remain for a conjecture of k=11324 for a base > 600.

From the files sent, there are 112 k's remaining at n=2500, 60 k's with primes for n=2500-25K, and so 52 k's remaining at n=25K.

Check your Email about possible CPU time savings in the future. Thanks for your effort on this! :smile:


Gary

The following are complete to n=25K and released:

R778; k=21, 56, 404, 534, 590, & 657 remain; highest prime 248*778^3913-1
R813; k=34, 76, 118, 122, & 142 remain; highest prime 158*813^9237-1
R816; k=18, 113, 204, & 214 remain; highest prime 277*816^14926-1
R873; k=70, 94, 104, & 114 remain; highest prime 36*873^11719-1
R958; k=8, 83, 120, & 162 remain; highest prime 134*958^10565-1

Only 2 more "6kers at n=5K" to go.

With the 6-kers nearing completion, I'll reserve all remaining 7-kers to n=25K as follows:

R643
R680
R780
R893
R948
S678
S806
S873
S911
S922

...and one 8-ker with a conjecture > 1100:

S507

64*995[SUP]63550[/SUP]+1 ([URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=95104"]190514 digits[/URL], Generalized Fermat) proves S995.

Sierp 836
 

Sierp 836 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Reservations
 

Reserving the following 1ker's to n=100K

R859 R866 R879 R908 R968 R1021 R1025

S935 S939 S968 S983 S1013 S1026

S914, S917 and S930 last k's tested to n=100K.

No primes. Bases released.

The following are complete to n=25K and released:

S754; k=99, 159, 199, & 214 remain; highest prime 241*754^15618+1
S892; k=46, 51, 93, 118, & 151 remain; highest prime 16*892^5475+1


That completes the 6kers.

R578
 

Riesel 578 is complete to n=25K.

Results attached. Base released.

I'd like to take S588 from 25K to 50K (maybe more later; above 60K would make for a top 5000 prime).
According to vmod's new script, this is the highest-weight 1k conjecture still unreserved at n=25K.

Reserving all remaining 8-kers to n=25K as follows:

R712
S504
S558
S680
S716

Riesel 866
 

Riesel 866, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

The following 7kers are complete to n=25K and released:

R643; k=114, 162, 174, & 206 remain; highest prime 216*643^16186-1
R780; k=109, 122, & 221 remain; highest prime 25*780^19167-1
R893; k=22, 40, 50, 94, & 134 remain; highest prime 122*893^11208-1
S678; k=106, 122, 132, 171, & 188 remain; highest prime 29*678^10818+1
S873; k=24, 68, 116, 150, & 206 remain; highest prime 88*873^6970+1

Riesel 879
 

Riesel 879, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

The following 7kers are complete to n=25K and released:

R680; k=59 & 116 remain; highest prime 101*680^16836-1
S806; k=122, 140, & 163 remain; highest prime 121*806^19766+1
S922; k=30, 138, & 214 remain; highest prime 142*922^16611+1

I finally got several with good groupings of primes to add one 2ker and two 3kers to the proven/1K/2K/3K lists.

Only 2 more 7kers to go.

Riesel 968
 

Riesel 968, the last k, tested n=50K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Riesel 1021
 

Riesel 1021, the last k, tested n=50K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Hi,
I'd like to reserve 74*533^n-1 for sieving from 25.000 to 1.000.000 for a friend of mine,
I told him from distributed computing and from this project, and he likes to see results in a short time, so we'll start with sieving *g*

Rincewind,
I think it's a mistake to sieve so deep for 1 k. Perhaps taking it to n=100,000 (rather than a million) first, and then testing up to that limit.
Of course, other people may have a different opinion on the matter.

I agree with paleseptember: I wouldn't suggest starting with that much in the sieve file, do n=25K-100K or so instead. Definitely don't sieve to a depth optimal for searching all the way to n=1M. There's a very good chance you won't have to go that far, and that's over 9 million bits or 2.7 million digits.

Riesel 1025
 

Riesel 1025, the last k, tested n=50K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

[QUOTE=Rincewind;233070]Hi,
I'd like to reserve 74*533^n-1 for sieving from 25.000 to 1.000.000 for a friend of mine,
I told him from distributed computing and from this project, and he likes to see results in a short time, so we'll start with sieving *g*[/QUOTE]

I will show this as reserved up to n=100K. Sieving for n=25K-1M is unreleastic and a large waste of time and resources.

Serge,

Can you provide a status update of R580, S406, S676, S706, S798, S816, and S834? Thanks.

With Ian winding down the testing of 1k bases to n=100K and going through them quickly, I'll be following up on reserved 1k bases that are at n<100K quite a bit more often than usual in the future.


Gary

Reserving all remaining 9-kers to n=25K as follows:

R501
R806
R978
R942
S770
S864
S958
S978

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;233118]Can you provide a status update of R580, S406, S676, S706, S798, S816, and S834? Thanks.
[/QUOTE]
R580 is at 89.9K
S406 84.5K
S676 112.1K and continuing to 150K
S706 100K and released
S798 100K and released
S816 67.3K
S834 112K and released

Will email.

Sierp 935
 

Sierp 935, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

The following 7kers and 8kers are complete to n=25K and released:

7kers:
R948; 6 k's remaining; highest prime 62*948^14250-1
S911; 6 k's remaining; highest prime 125*911^19167+1

8kers:
R712; k=47, 51, 93, 114, & 183 remain; highest prime 164*712^24132-1
S504; k=76, 79, 94, 116, & 166 remain; highest prime 121*504^8792+1
S507; k=292, 380, 702, & 984 remain; highest prime 360*507^21897+1

Only S507 did well in this group with 4 k's remaining for CK = 1142.

This completes the 7kers. 3 more 8kers to go.

Sierp 939
 

Sierp 939, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

The following 8kers are complete to n=25K and released:

S558; 6 k's remaining; highest prime 249*558^10239+1
S680; 7 k's remaining; highest prime 64*680^10750+1
S716; 6 k's remaining; highest prime 80*716^10035+1

Nothing good in this group. This finishes up the 8kers.

Reserving all remaining 10-kers to n=25K as follows:

R518
R532
R767
S792
S926
S942
S984

Sierp 968
 

Sierp 968, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Sierp 983
 

Sierp 983, the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.

Results emailed. Base released

Sierp 1013 and Sierp 1026
 

8*1013^43871+1 is prime - conjecture proven

38*1026^25645+1 is prime - conjecture proven

Results for both emailed

S1026 has a nice ck of 157

Nice double proof of such large bases Ian! :smile:

[QUOTE=Batalov;233180]R580 is at 89.9K
S406 84.5K
S676 112.1K and continuing to 150K
S706 100K and released
S798 100K and released
S816 67.3K
S834 112K and released

Will email.[/QUOTE]

Serge, have you sent the Email on these results? I haven't gotten it. Thanks.

I will have to email them a bit later - I sent the graph.card for the warranty repairs (and couldn't find any temp.repacement). So the comp is down at the moment. RMA takes 1-2 weeks they said.

Reservations
 

Reserving the following 1kers to n=100K

R514 R622 R688 R731

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;232481]I'd like to take S588 from 25K to 50K (maybe more later; above 60K would make for a top 5000 prime).[/QUOTE]

I'll take this to 100K. It's starting now, I was finishing up my individual k work for NPLB. Should only take a few days.

Sierp 928
 

S928 is now at n=16,000.
Decent haul this time, 16 primes:
[CODE]24807*928^15070+1
10296*928^15088+1
12619*928^15138+1
19143*928^15159+1
18273*928^15220+1
20631*928^15244+1
27438*928^15342+1
13099*928^15481+1
19414*928^15486+1
10461*928^15505+1
1237*928^15569+1
7699*928^15581+1
14643*928^15610+1
7785*928^15705+1
18135*928^15705+1
14661*928^15795+1[/CODE]
I believe this takes the conjecture to 591 k-values.
Results emailed (over the forum attachment limit)
Continuing.

Riesel 928
 

After many months of dedicating most of my home resources to this search, I have completed R928 to n=25000 and am releasing it. Below is a list of the primes found since my last report. After looking at the work done in more detail, I would revise my previous estimate of 15 GHz years down to about 6 GHz years for this effort. Now I can go on to other things.

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27882*928^17164-1
8958*928^17378-1
24201*928^17447-1
11003*928^17454-1
12245*928^17484-1
21576*928^17495-1
8474*928^17505-1
15051*928^17510-1
24789*928^17585-1
4260*928^17602-1
29232*928^17647-1
26093*928^17901-1
3693*928^17973-1
15995*928^18052-1
18992*928^18092-1
8796*928^18190-1
1374*928^18212-1
1013*928^18312-1
27179*928^18479-1
17766*928^18514-1
254*928^18581-1
22919*928^18665-1
22586*928^18957-1
17322*928^19039-1
4832*928^19119-1
9458*928^19144-1
23396*928^19169-1
24830*928^19252-1
7149*928^19277-1
18143*928^19350-1
10017*928^19351-1
7794*928^19391-1
11687*928^19446-1
3413*928^19452-1
29016*928^19589-1
31383*928^19698-1
1388*928^19725-1
15036*928^19818-1
16242*928^19830-1
21119*928^19935-1
18866*928^20174-1
3722*928^20215-1
22038*928^20241-1
19170*928^20376-1
2685*928^20416-1
23496*928^20730-1
13881*928^20862-1
31386*928^20947-1
15497*928^21098-1
20288*928^21212-1
22269*928^21269-1
29676*928^21374-1
24497*928^21432-1
38*928^21521-1
16661*928^21598-1
19215*928^22023-1
22815*928^22034-1
28667*928^22103-1
2391*928^22167-1
2907*928^22215-1
9209*928^22317-1
5478*928^22356-1
21905*928^22467-1
24104*928^22469-1
11595*928^22479-1
12797*928^22606-1
17712*928^22703-1
31866*928^22763-1
17712*928^22790-1
6198*928^22874-1
1283*928^22997-1
26181*928^23039-1
23603*928^23052-1
22025*928^23075-1
7739*928^23247-1
18957*928^23402-1
22548*928^23758-1
3407*928^24015-1
2283*928^24082-1
18281*928^24223-1
31557*928^24271-1
3713*928^24298-1
8124*928^24481-1
13239*928^24540-1
17703*928^24741-1
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Reservations
 

Reserving the following 1kers to n=100K

S501 S516 S550 S622 S649

An amazing amount of work Mark. :-) Could you Email me the results file(s)? Thanks.