1563*2^507144-1 is prime.

1431*2^508097-1 is prime

1595*2^509046-1 New Prime

1835*2^510400-1 is new prime.

1779*2^510784-1 New Prime

[quote=PCZ;168457]1779*2^510784-1 New Prime[/quote]

Also for completeness in this thread, Brian already reported at top-5000:

1499*2^509708-1 is prime

1629*2^511617-1 is prime

1917*2^511741-1 is prime
1791*2^511967-1 is prime

1493*2^511680-1 is new prime
1995*2^511752-1 is new prime

2-by-2 they come:

1849*2^514843-1 is prime
1921*2^514969-1 is prime

1925*2^515298-1 is prime.

1839*2^516995-1 New Prime

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87590"]87590[/URL] : 1875*2^519075-1 (156261 digits)

1431*2^519174-1 New Prime

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87592"]87592[/URL] : 1449*2^519251-1 (156314 digits)

1981*2^517893-1 is new prime.

1879*2^519269-1 is prime.

1575*2^520302-1 Already in Database

1575*2^520003-1 is confirmed prime

1785*2^521690-1 is new prime.

1639*2^522361-1 is new prime
1899*2^522879-1 is new prime.

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87637"]87637[/URL] : 1623*2^524063-1 (157762 digits)

1487*2^524264-1 is new prime.

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87645"]87645[/URL] : 1569*2^524755-1 (157971 digits)
Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87646"]87646[/URL] : 1497*2^525434-1 (158175 digits)

1757*2^526146-1 New Prime

1885*2^525997-1 is prime.

1603*2^526319-1 prime already in database.

1887*2^526956-1 is prime

1517*2^527274-1 is prime

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87661"]87661[/URL] : 1849*2^527449-1 (158782 digits)

1695*2^527363-1 New Prime
1845*2^527412-1 Already in Database

1965*2^527912-1 New Prime

1963*2^528211-1 is prime

1683*2^528588-1 is prime.

1765*2^529603-1 is prime.

1767*2^530014-1 is prime.

1831*2^530387-1 is prime.

That's six reportable primes for me, from this drive, this month. :smile:

1995*2^530872-1 is prime

1745*2^532306-1 New Prime

1487*2^533256-1 New Prime

1797*2^532962-1 New prime.

LaurenU2 found:
1923*2^533876-1 is prime


I've sent a PM and Email to MrOzzy about a prime that he found yesterday.

Already in database [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=86737"]86737[/URL] : 1575*2^533192-1
Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87707"]87707[/URL] : 1539*2^533384-1 (160568 digits)

1459*2^534807-1 is new prime
1939*2^534973-1 is new prime

Congrats Vaughan on finding NPLB's 799th and 800th primes at the top-5000 site! :smile:

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87715"]87715[/URL] : 1793*2^537448-1 (161792 digits)

One more for me:

1763*2^531284-1 is Prime!

Edit: found two actually :-)

second one: 1757*2^534312-1

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87725"]87725[/URL] : 1843*2^537939-1 (161940 digits)

1883*2^536160-1 is Prime!

1455*2^537289-1 is prime already in database
1947*2^537464-1 is new prime added.

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;169716]Congrats Vaughan on finding NPLB's 799th and 800th primes at the top-5000 site! :smile:[/QUOTE]
Thanks Gary. Let's hope there are many more!

1491*2^538543-1 is new Prime! added: [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87733"]87733[/URL]

Laurenu2 found:

1905*2^538661-1 is prime

Already in database [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=86227"]86227[/URL] : 1665*2^539599-1

1825*2^541409-1 is Prime! added #87745

1983*2^541564-1 is new prime.

Already in database [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=84883"]84883[/URL] : 1857*2^543216-1

After 2-1/2 days and pushing 20K tests (actual odds are about 1 in 6700); FINALLY:

1757*2^542894-1 is prime


I've been waiting for this one and of course the prime gods had to make me wait because in the immortal words of Chris:

I now own 4% of the top 5000! :smile:


Gary

[QUOTE]I now own 4% of the top 5000! :smile:[/QUOTE]

Congrats Gary, 200 primes. Getting up there with the big boys.
:tu::tu:

1475*2^544628-1 New Prime

Got one at last

1575*2^544152-1 is confirmed prime

1737*2^546368-1 New Prime
1493*2^546544-1 New Prime

1839*2^543935-1 is Prime! added #87755

Added [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87758"]87758[/URL] : 1755*2^547056-1 (164684 digits)

1559*2^546524-1 new prime added
1429*2^548083-1 prime already in database.

LaurenU2 found:

1547*2^548936-1 is prime


I'm still waiting to hear back from Bok and pfb on the handling of their primes.

We're still pouring them out. We have 3 from the above 2 guys plus 1 more waiting to submit.

Wee! :smile:


Gary

IronBits found:

1987*2^547437-1 is prime

MrOzzy found:

1935*2^548512-1 is confirmed prime

[quote=gd_barnes;170001]IronBits found:

1987*2^547437-1 is prime[/quote]
Already in database [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=87762"]87762[/URL] : 1987*2^547437-1

Admin edit: This is a new prime.

Hey, stop getting ahead of yourself, erm, us, erm, the emailer... erm, nm, have fun! :)

1943*2^547370-1 is prime.

Already in database [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=85057"][COLOR=#810081]85057[/COLOR][/URL] : 1935*2^548512-1

Edit: just noticed Gary already reported it

LaurenU2 found:

1963*2^551139-1 is prime
1763*2^551866-1 is prime

Bok found:

1913*2^545806-1 is prime
1453*2^546959-1 is prime

I'm still waiting on an Email response from pfb for the prime that he found during the rally. His is the only remaining one left over.


Gary

LaurenU2 found:

1917*2^554596-1 is prime
1877*2^556150-1 is prime
1875*2^556800-1 is prime
1845*2^557102-1 is confirmed prime

1427*2^555872-1 New Prime

1469*2^557420-1 prime already in database
1951*2^557649-1 new prime.

1935*2^556591-1 is confirmed prime

pfb found:

1867*2^541921-1 is prime

That's all of the primes from the rally.

1911*2^557915-1 New Prime

1683*2^558472-1 New Prime

There was a huge run of primes in a small range overnight on port 8000. 9 of them in < 7 hours; several of which folks have already reported. That's one of the greatest runs I've ever seen at such a high n-range. That was 9 primes in an n<1200 range. Rollin'!

One of them was by a new searcher: Zachariassen. It looks like we don't have an Email for him but I have sent him a PM.

It took me getting off of port 8000 early last night before it had the big run. I cleared out all the primeless area. lol

LaurenU2 found:

1971*2^558030-1 is prime
1821*2^559186-1 is prime

1851*2^558458-1 is new prime
1827*2^559128-1 is new prime.

1503*2^559427-1 is prime

Razor FX II
Congrats on finding a prime.

Have you created an account at the top 5000 site yet ?

Added 87825 : 1601*2^558478-1 (168122 digits)
Added 87826 : 1801*2^558523-1 (168136 digits)

[quote=PCZ;170539]Razor FX II
Congrats on finding a prime.

Have you created an account at the top 5000 site yet ?[/quote]
Yes but I do not see NPLB as a proof method. What should I use to submit the prime?

[QUOTE=Razor_FX_II;170545]Yes but I do not see NPLB as a proof method. What should I use to submit the prime?[/QUOTE]

no, the proof method is "LLR".

also "Srsieve" and "PrimeSearch" have to be included.

[quote=kar_bon;170547]no, the proof method is "LLR".

also "Srsieve" and "PrimeSearch" have to be included.[/quote]
Well I selected "LLR" but there is no "Srsieve" or "Primesearch"
Do I also select other and type those in?

first choose 'Jean Penné's LLR' as proof method

second, in the inputfield (where 'none' is displayed)
insert 'PrimeSearch, Srsieve' and submit entry.

[quote=kar_bon;170552]first choose 'Jean Penné's LLR' as proof method

second, in the inputfield (where 'none' is displayed)
insert 'PrimeSearch, Srsieve' and submit entry.[/quote]
Note: with the recent changes, this will now be "NPLB, Srsieve" in the input field instead of "PrimeSearch, Srsieve".

(That is, unless that hasn't been changed over just yet with all the behind-the-scenes stuff...)

look here [url]http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=156128&postcount=1[/url] too.


'NPLB' will changed into 'PrimeSearch' for now!

see here [url]http://primes.utm.edu/bios/search.php[/url] for 'All Projects'

[quote=mdettweiler;170553]Note: with the recent changes, this will now be "NPLB, Srsieve" in the input field instead of "PrimeSearch, Srsieve".

(That is, unless that hasn't been changed over just yet with all the behind-the-scenes stuff...)[/quote]


NO!! Not yet. I will announce that and modify every existing place here in these threads with those instructions. Bottom line to create a new proof code, select Jean Penne's LLR and in the little box that says "None" enter WITH the comma and it has to be case specific:

PrimeSearch, srsieve


That's it.


Gary

Zachariassen found:

1445*2^558010-1 is prime


Got 'er submitted finally after fighting problems with automatically entered passwords for quite a while.

[quote=mdettweiler;170553]Note: with the recent changes, this will now be "NPLB, Srsieve" in the input field instead of "PrimeSearch, Srsieve".

(That is, unless that hasn't been changed over just yet with all the behind-the-scenes stuff...)[/quote]
Select LLR
I used "NPLB, Srsieve" in the field below and it gives credit to:
Geoffrey Reynolds' srsieve (program)
[URL="http://primes.utm.edu/bios/page.php?id=518"][COLOR=#0066cc]PrimeSearch[/COLOR][/URL] (#518) : PrimeSearch (project)

Correct?

Edit: After gd_barnes posted posted "No!! Not yet" Could somebody please make up my mind which way to have it

<Picard on> Make it so! <Picard off>