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[QUOTE=Kosmaj]This is our 200th prime![/QUOTE]
Congrats to all of RPS (inluding the back-fillers)! You're storming presently! |
402335175*2^362856-1 (109240 digits)
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22932195*2^418667-1 (126039 digits)
2904473715*2^342828-1 (103211 digits) 1694614845*2^305693-1 (92032 digits) :w00t: |
[QUOTE=fatphil]Congrats to all of RPS (inluding the back-fillers)!
You're storming presently![/QUOTE] Phil, thanks. We just had a few lucky days :cool: As for the number of primes the bottom limit to enter Top-5000 it's moving upward rapidly and one needs new primes all the time to stay afloat. :smile: |
This is my very first [B]RPS[/B] prime:
151*2^241271-1 (72632 digits) :smile: |
Thomas
Thanks for /formally/ joining us, and congrats on your first prime! :cool:
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212270565*2^295705-1 (89025 digits)
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From choose your own k:
317372055*2^233370-1 (70260 digits) |
"My k":
445419975*2^301816-1 (90865 digits) |
2037910875*2^271193-1 (81647 digits)
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5^3
125*2^388934-1 is prime.
(Also posted in "Riesel Numbers ..." thread.) |
402335175*2^490928-1 (147793)
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14549535*2^284790-1 (85738 digits)
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Here comes my first 100000 digits RPS prime:
163*2^341611-1 (102838 digits) :rolleyes: |
WTG:banana: :banana:
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14549535*2^290565-1 (87476 digits)
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From the 1st RPS Drive:
663301485*2^310281-1 (93413 digits) |
This just appeared :cool:
[B]73*2^499391-1[/B] (150334 digits) I was afraid I have to go to much higher [I]n[/I] to find the next k=73 prime after confirming the one at n=212451. k=73 is now continuously checked to n=462k and with gaps to 500k. Will continue to mid-500. |
k=1222853775
Wow!! This was nice to come home to.:shock: :shock:
1222853775*2^312214-1 (93995 digits) 1222853775*2^313205-1 (94294 digits) 1222853775*2^313265-1 (94312 digits) 1222853775*2^313377-1 (94345 digits) 1222853775*2^313470-1 (94373 digits) Edit: Only the first one was really prime, the others were composites. The related discussion has been moved to a new thread called [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=5551"]Four False Primes[/URL]. |
Are we missing some posts from yesterday and today?
Nevermind: I should RTFM before posting... |
2022381375*2^315661-1 (95033 digits)
the 8th top-5000 prime for this k from the RPS drive |
151*2^413933-1 (124609 digits)
This is the third prime for k=151 (for n>210000, of course). |
[quote=Thomas11]151*2^413933-1 (124609 digits)
This is the third prime for k=151 (for n>210000, of course).[/quote] Oops. [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=77202"]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=77202[/URL] |
uh-oh, another mystery composite?
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I just retested the number with the following two boxes:
- P4 3GHz, WinXP, LLR 3.6 - P4 3GHz, Linux, LLR 3.6.2 and got the exact same result as the Top5000 List ( LLR Res64: 8440059416AD03E7 ) |
k=139
139*2^382441-1 (115129 digits)
My 1st 100k+ prime :banana: :banana: :banana: |
[B]grobie[/B]
Congrats on a nice prime! It's the best to counter false primes with real ones! :cool: As for the composite by Thomas, let's hope it was a typo. |
no typo!
[QUOTE=Kosmaj]As for the composite by Thomas, let's hope it was a typo.[/QUOTE]
Sorry, Kosmaj, but it [B]wasn't a typo![/B] :no: [CODE] 151*2^413621-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: 2485F228CAD65A7C Time : 490.694 sec. 151*2^413655-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: 6A9B2115DEC44054 Time : 490.661 sec. 151*2^413669-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: B2C573C33600C176 Time : 490.657 sec. 151*2^413705-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: F85D273D726BCAF7 Time : 490.840 sec. 151*2^413825-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: 02F7C33D065FC367 Time : 490.719 sec. 151*2^413933-1 is prime! Time : 490.991 sec. 151*2^413969-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: FBB6B1A7DAEFF386 Time : 491.058 sec. 151*2^413993-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: FE0D93A9A1C09A6C Time : 491.130 sec. 151*2^414113-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: E2A1F1EDDFBACC95 Time : 493.733 sec. 151*2^414215-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: D6B6E1417E929D50 Time : 491.800 sec. 151*2^414221-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: ADB287529B1B4171 Time : 493.508 sec. [/CODE] After I've got noticed about the non-primality, I did a verification run on the same machine (AthlonXP 2400+ @ 2GHz, 512 MB, Windows 2000, LLR 3.6.2): [CODE] 151*2^413933-1 is not prime. LLR Res64: 8440059416AD03E7 Time : 492.292 sec. [/CODE] I'll do another verification run on a Linux P4 for a few of the other candidates, to see if the residues match. I should add that I never had any problems on this machine. I'm using it for about 3 years now for finding quite a lot of "true" primes... Seems, that this problem isn't restricted to grobie's machine. And it doesn't seem to be SSE2 related, since on the Athlon LLR uses the non-SSE2 code. :shock: |
1694614845*2^315949-1 (95120 digits)
(confirmed PRP with pfgw :smile: ) |
Another pair of primes:
155*2^310312-1 (93416 digits) 155*2^310622-1 (93509 digits) I verified them on a second machine, let's see Chris Caldwell's final check... |
They were just confirmed to be primes.
A nice pair of neigbours, congrats! :cool: |
125*2^418034-1 is prime.
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199*2^263051-1 is prime!
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From choose your own k
22932195*2^437820-1 (131805 digits) |
93*2^362268-1 is prime!
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155*2^353384-1 (106382 digits)
155*2^374288-1 (112675 digits) 155*2^496604-1 (149495 digits) 161*2^371426-1 (111813 digits) :banana: :banana: :banana: |
Nice primes Thomas! k=155 is so prolific but not so high weight, for example less then k=23 which has just a few primes.
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From choose your own k:
5169615*2^317097-1 |
22932195*2^375440-1 (113027 digits)
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From choose your own k:
5169615*2^318754-1 (95962 digits) |
692835*2^655075-1 (197204 digits) :banana:
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A nice one Larry! :shock: I didn't know you are still on this [I]k[/I].
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135*2^235315-1 is prime.
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161*2^394974-1 (118902 digits)
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Choose your own k:
k=1222853775 1222853775 325685 This makes 133 primes |
135*2^245754-1
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971081*2^223282-1 (67221 digits)
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From the rps drive
697942245*2^327686-1 (98653 digits) 663301485*2^327696-1 (98656 digits) It looked very suspicious so I re-verified on a different machine. |
Also from the drive:
3276742755*2^321975-1 (96934 digits) 779602395*2^324527-1 (97702 digits) |
22932195*2^382720-1 (115218 digits)
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135*2^259951-1 is prime.
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1169783175*2^378634-1 (113990 digits)
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406033*2^254563-1 (76637 digits)
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My first for RPS:
3803443215 349563 -Curtis |
1169783175*2^438062-1 (131879 digits)
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Another one for k=155:
155*2^296822-1 (89355 digits) found on my good old 300 MHz PII machine :flex: |
157*2^473073-1 (142412 digits)
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22932195*2^447864-1 (134828 digits)
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406033*2^284851-1 (85755 digits)
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From choose your own k:
317372055*2^307354-1 (92532 digits) |
971081*2^262586-1 (79053 digits)
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11*2^1261478-1 (379744 digits)
Our second [B]mega-bit RPS prime[/B]! :banana: :banana: :banana: |
Great prime! :bow:
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Wow nice prime :showoff: :showoff:
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Congrats! :cool:
The 3rd megabit prime for k=11! :shock: |
WOW! Congratulations! :bow:
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141*2^250271-1 (75342 digits)
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From the First RPS Drive
779602395*2^333493-1 (100401 digits) |
From the First RPS Team Drive
3467560635*2^332529-1 (100111 digits) My first top-5000 prime! :banana: |
Congrats! And over 100k digits as well :w00t:
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Great Prime :smile: :smile:
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Another one from the First RPS Team Drive!
804003525*2^332603-1 (100133 digits) :banana: |
From the first RPS drive
779602395*2^334489-1 (100701 digits) |
736320585*2^479381-1 (144317 digits)
This is finally #100 for this heavy "k" :showoff: |
161*2^447330-1 (134662 digits)
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From the second RPS drive:
179*2^236856-1 (71304 digits) |
From the first RPS Team Drive:
804003525*2^336113-1 (101190 digits) 1738812075*2^338289-1 (101845 digits) :banana: |
A bit too small for the Top5000 list:
147*2^212496-1 (63971 digits) |
[QUOTE=Thomas11]A bit too small for the Top5000 list:
147*2^212496-1 (63971 digits)[/QUOTE] Should be moved to [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=2150"]this thread[/URL] then :smile: |
Choose your own K:
22932195*2^364387-1 (109699 digits) 22932195*2^395494-1 (119063 digits) From the second drive 175*2^244073-1 (73476 digits) 175*2^244393-1 (73572 digits) From the first drive 663301485*2^334362-1 (100662 digits) 804003525*2^342906-1 (103234 digits) |
Wow! Nice set of Top-5000 primes! :bow:
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1st RPS Drive:
[B]697942245*2^322681-1 [/B](97146 digits, found by John S.) [B]3467560635*2^339001-1 [/B](102060 digits, Battlemaxx) [B]3276742755*2^340049-1 [/B](102375 digits, Kosmaj) k<300 [B]87*2^796341-1 [/B](239725 digits, Kosmaj) :cool: BTW, I verified the above 4 primes, the 6 posted by Larry, and the small one posted by Thomas using pfgw, these are all genuine primes! :smile: |
Congratulations both to lsoule and Kosmaj!
BTW: I wonder when TOP-5000 will be back on-line, as I also have a prime to report :smile: |
From the 2nd drive:
185*2^229850-1 |
[QUOTE][B]87*2^796341-1 [/B](239725 digits, Kosmaj)[/QUOTE]
Nice one!!! :bow: |
Thanks guys!
[B]Cruelty[/B], can you consider posting your prime(s) here. Why not? Who knows when will Top-5000 be back again. It was supposed to be fixed on Monday, but Monday is over. And once it's functional again it's going to be busy verifying accumulated primes for a day or two. We are searching for primes because it's fun, not for the sake of any particular web site. |
From the second drive:
181 268299 |
From the second drive: 115*2^267443-1
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736320585*2^482897 - 1 is prime! [145376 digits]
Confirmed using proth. |
After a year, my first low-weight prime:
399239 253688 is prime. -curtis |
212270565*2^311688-1 (93836 digits)
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From first RPS Drive...
2022381375*2^343804-1 (103505 digits) :banana: |
Congrats on yet another prime! It appears to be your 5th within a short period :cool: (2 weeks?). Just keep on going.
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Thanks Kosmaj! It's real fun and addictive. :smile:
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From the 2nd drive:
167*2^275680-1 (82991 digits) |
From the first drive:
67342275*2^347511-1 (104620 digits) |
From the first RPS drive:
1694614845*2^344338-1 (103666 digits) :banana: |
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