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Oh, the base 49 tests have reached 150,000 and I have run them from 180,000 to 200,000 as well. Cheers, Willem.[/quote] Can you please provide full results up to n=150K on base 49? Gary |
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Can you please provide full results up to n=150K on base 49? Gary[/quote] Hi Gary, The reason why I don't keep the residues is that my access to the other machines is spotty. Tracking residues becomes a bother that way. Cheers, Willem. |
[quote=Siemelink;188443]Hi Gary,
The reason why I don't keep the residues is that my access to the other machines is spotty. Tracking residues becomes a bother that way. Cheers, Willem.[/quote] Spotty as in once/week or once/month? A flash drive works quite well for copying residues off of little-accessed machines. |
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Completed to 35000 and continuing. They seem to be getting quite a bit more sparse.[/quote] k=84998 has 2 primes shown so 19 unique k's with primes leaves 340 k's remaining at n=35K. |
Reserving Sierp. base 57 for n=25K-100K.
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Sierp. base 37 is complete to n=100K. Results are attached for the n=25K-100K range, for which I found one prime, on k=1866, which if memory serves was the heaviest-weight of the bunch. Releasing this base.
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Reserving Sierp. base 68 up to n=100K.
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Riesel Base 53
Riesel Base 53 n=10K-25K complete - Unreserving
26 primes found Results emailed 2098*53^10417-1 5212*53^10591-1 128*53^11090-1 944*53^11456-1 1376*53^11626-1 1576*53^11635-1 3622*53^11919-1 712*53^12055-1 5198*53^12600-1 1068*53^13129-1 224*53^13940-1 1922*53^14340-1 3686*53^15462-1 3806*53^15666-1 2854*53^15727-1 3416*53^16578-1 884*53^18236-1 438*53^19357-1 3194*53^20456-1 598*53^20669-1 3266*53^22102-1 764*53^22712-1 4976*53^23086-1 4790*53^23124-1 4184*53^23724-1 650*53^24288-1 |
Sierpinski base 57 proven!
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378*57^67340+1 is prime!
This is the final k for this base. :big grin: :party: :banana: :party: :banana: :party: Okay, I know this may seem a bit overexuberant for just base 57, but it is my very first proven conjecture. :grin: Results are attached for this base from n=25K up to the prime. |
Nice one Max!
I'll bring some more balloons :party: |
[quote=mdettweiler;188716]378*57^67340+1 is prime!
This is the final k for this base. :big grin: :party: :banana: :party: :banana: :party: Okay, I know this may seem a bit overexuberant for just base 57, but it is my very first proven conjecture. :grin: Results are attached for this base from n=25K up to the prime.[/quote] EXCELLENT!! You've come so close on several of them, you were owed one. More good news: At k=1188, this is the 3rd highest Riesel or Sierp conjecture ever proven in terms of k-value. Sierp base 36 at k=1886 and Sierp base 11 at k=1490 are higher. Interestingly the Riesel side has more bases proven but none for k>1000. The highest is Riesel base 11 at k=862. One that is very close to proof and that would stomp all records is Sierp base 10. It has just one k remaining for a conjecture of k=9175! Cruelty is currently searching it at n=270K. Bring on that final prime Cruelty! :smile: With the exception of Sierp base 36, all conjectures of k>1000 are or have been quite challenging to prove. Gary |
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