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sweety439 2019-06-09 01:14

[QUOTE=Dylan14;518892]And we have a prime:


[CODE]7*1004^54848+1 is 3-PRP! (97.6687s+0.0034s)


C:\Users\Dylan\Desktop\prime finding\prime testing\pfgw>pfgw64 -t -q"7*1004^54848+1"
PFGW Version 3.8.3.64BIT.20161203.Win_Dev [GWNUM 28.6]

Primality testing 7*1004^54848+1 [N-1, Brillhart-Lehmer-Selfridge]
Running N-1 test using base 3
7*1004^54848+1 is prime! (93.6171s+0.0033s)[/CODE] With this, all bases within CRUS limits (b <= 1030) have a prime for k = 7 on the Sierpinski side. (*)


(*) if they are not excluded by covering sets.[/QUOTE]

Great!!! Now there are [B]no[/B] remain bases for Sierp k=7!!! Besides, how about reserving 2*801^n+1, the only form only searched to n=25K for Sierp k=2.

kar_bon 2019-06-10 07:38

Checked 6*299^n-1 from n=25k (up to 65k) and found:

6*299^64897-1 is prime!

sweety439 2019-06-10 13:07

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Since all Sierp bases <= 1030 have a k=7 prime, thus I try to find the smallest Sierp base without known prime for k=7 and continue searched Sierp k=7 for larger bases (b>1030) and find such Sierp bases would be 1136....

Only list even bases, since for odd bases all the k=7 numbers are divisible by 2.

gd_barnes 2019-06-14 23:06

Files in post #62 updated again. :smile:

henryzz 2019-06-17 10:32

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[CODE]Riesel k=13:
b==(1 mod 2) has a factor of 2
b==(1 mod 3) has a factor of 3
b==(20 mod 21) has a covering set of [3, 7]
b==(38 or 302 mod 510) have a covering set of [3, 5, 17]
(This includes bases 38, 302, 548, 812.)
Proth k=13:
b==(1 mod 2) has a factor of 2
b==(1 mod 7) has a factor of 7
b==(20 mod 21) has a covering set of [3, 7]
b==(132 and 888) have a covering set of [5, 7, 17] // probably mod 1190
[/CODE]

remaining at 25k:
[CODE]13*422^n-1 - searched to 200k
13*446^n-1 - searched to 300k
13*542^n-1 - prime at 70447
13*698^n-1 - searched to 150k
13*842^n-1 - searched to 100k
13*962^n-1 - searched to 100k

13*244^n+1
13*326^n+1 - prime at 56864
13*338^n+1 - prime at 37612
13*422^n+1 - searched to 200k
13*458^n+1 - prime at 306196
13*536^n+1 - searched to 300k
13*542^n+1 - searched to 200k
13*560^n+1
13*620^n+1 - searched to 200k
13*656^n+1 - searched to 100k
13*668^n+1
13*720^n+1 - searched to 400k
13*740^n+1 - searched to 200k
13*748^n+1 - prime at 32635
13*758^n+1
13*808^n+1 - searched to 100k
13*842^n+1 - searched to 400k
13*872^n+1 - prime at 38782
13*878^n+1 - searched to 150k
13*920^n+1 - searched to 300k
13*926^n+1 - searched to 100k
13*958^n+1 - prime at 101751
13*992^n+1 - searched to 100k[/CODE]

I will sieve and search the 4 sierpinski bases only searched to 25k(244, 560, 668, 758)

LaurV 2019-08-29 13:25

Here it was. [URL="https://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=24576"]Link back[/URL].
With the [URL="https://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?p=524789"]current found[/URL].

gd_barnes 2019-12-10 02:43

I have searched all remaining k=2 thru 12 for bases <= 1030 to n=100K.

There were 42 k/base combos that had previously only been searched to n=25K. Here are the combos that were searched for n=25K-100K:
Riesel:
k=4 b=303
k=4 b=921
k=6 b=768
k=8 b=283
k=8 b=374
k=8 b=432
k=8 b=721
k=8 b=728
k=9 b=566
k=9 b=570
k=10 b=284
k=10 b=899
k=11 b=804
k=12 b=263

Sierp:
k=2 b=801
k=5 b=824
k=6 b=509
k=6 b=522
k=8 b=254
k=8 b=389
k=8 b=434
k=8 b=575
k=8 b=824
k=8 b=1014
k=9 b=884
k=10 b=432
k=10 b=614
k=10 b=668
k=10 b=786
k=10 b=863
k=10 b=986
k=11 b=560
k=12 b=230
k=12 b=359
k=12 b=362
k=12 b=481
k=12 b=593
k=12 b=692
k=12 b=700
k=12 b=923
k=12 b=1019
k=12 b=1022

Primes found:
4*921^98667-1
6*768^70213-1
6*522^52603+1
8*254^67715+1
10*786^68168+1
10*986^48278+1
12*230^94750+1
12*359^61294+1
12*481^45940+1
12*593^42778+1
12*700^91952+1
12*923^64364+1

All k<=12 for b<=1030 have now been searched to n>=100K. :-)

The web pages and the files in post 62 in this thread have been updated accordingly.

kar_bon 2020-02-18 07:17

I've found:
8*283^164768-1 is prime

Base 283 for k=8 tested to n=166k.

kar_bon 2020-05-05 07:14

8*97^192335-1 is prime (382127 digits)
8*97^n-1 tested for 100000<n<200000

kar_bon 2020-05-25 11:30

[url='https://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=130922']4*303^198357-1[/url] is prime, 492,213 digits

gd_barnes 2020-05-25 20:55

The web pages and the files in post 62 in this thread have been updated for the recent finds.

kar_bon 2020-08-03 06:28

4*438^n-1 is tested through n=300k, no prime.

gd_barnes 2020-08-30 11:37

I have updated the files formerly attached to post #62 here.

The files are now attached to post #1 in this thread.

sweety439 2020-11-25 02:35

[URL="https://github.com/xayahrainie4793/Sierpinski-Riesel-for-fixed-k-and-variable-base"]reference of k=1 thru k=12 (for bases b<=1024)[/URL]

kar_bon 2020-12-04 11:42

I've changed/updated the page in the PrimeWiki for [url='https://www.rieselprime.de/ziki/Riesel_prime_small_bases_least_n']least Riesel values[/url].

Now the wanted values are stored in a data file (no adds of the page in the database, only file system) with a direct link for the base to the [url='http://www.noprimeleftbehind.net/crus/Riesel-conjectures.htm']CRUS data table[/url].
Some values are not handled by CRUS, because the k-value > CK.
The table is sortable by base, max n-value or date to find some special cases.
If there's no link to a history in this forum I've set the date to today.

I've done 12*263^n-1 (not considerd by CRUS) for a longer period and is now officially reserved by [url='https://www.rieselprime.de/ziki/Gen_Riesel_prime_263_12']me[/url].

The same will be done later for the Sierpinski table.

kar_bon 2020-12-14 08:22

10*284^112809-1 (276758 decimal digits) is prime
tested 100000<n<125000


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