[QUOTE=MyDogBuster;277117]I'm going to take a pass on R63. What a tremendous amount of work that would be. I commend Peter for even getting it to 2K.

It was not the actual testing that is the problem, but the manual juggling
needed to handle the 440M tests.

Peter, I have 351 primes that I found while testing. I'll send them to you to lighten the load a bit. Thanks for sending me the files. It was quite an eyeful.[/QUOTE]

OK, so I am officially reserving R63 to n=10k.

I will start when S63 is finished (hopefully by the end of November) to avoid my messing up the two sides. Plus I won't be going full blast on this as I did for a while on S63. So it will take a long time.

[QUOTE=Puzzle-Peter;277119]OK, so I am officially reserving R63 to n=10k.

I will start when S63 is finished (hopefully by the end of November) to avoid my messing up the two sides. Plus I won't be going full blast on this as I did for a while on S63. So it will take a long time.[/QUOTE]

:bow:

[QUOTE=Puzzle-Peter;277119]OK, so I am officially reserving R63 to n=10k.[/QUOTE]

Craziness. lol :smile:

Reserving S52 to n=100K.

S39
 

S39 tested n=25K-50K

87 primes found - 347 remain

Results emailed - Base released

Reserving R96 to n=100K.

S91 is complete to n=100K; 8 primes were found for n=50K-100K shown below; 21 k's remain; base released.

Primes:
[code]
65298*91^50090+1
29488*91^55495+1
2008*91^57503+1
8902*91^60936+1
59388*91^68698+1
83016*91^72936+1
89170*91^77111+1
46062*91^95151+1
[/code]

...not bad for CK=89586.

S63 finished to n=25000

22776 k's were eliminated. Writing this I realize I forgot to make a new file for k's remaining. Sorry!

Ian - If you want to test 25000<n<50000 I could do the sieving for you :grin:

[QUOTE=Puzzle-Peter;277932]S63 finished to n=25000

22776 k's were eliminated. Writing this I realize I forgot to make a new file for k's remaining. Sorry!

Ian - If you want to test 25000<n<50000 I could do the sieving for you :grin:[/QUOTE]

:bow:

On to R63... :razz:

[QUOTE]Ian - If you want to test 25000<n<50000 I could do the sieving for you :grin:[/QUOTE]I'll take a pass. I'm probably going back to looking for 1ker primes in a bit.

Might as well sieve it anyway. Someone will take it.

[QUOTE=Puzzle-Peter;277932]S63 finished to n=25000

22776 k's were eliminated. Writing this I realize I forgot to make a new file for k's remaining. Sorry!

Ian - If you want to test 25000<n<50000 I could do the sieving for you :grin:[/QUOTE]

Nice work Peter. Can you send me the pfgw.out, lresults.txt, and/or complete_tests files too? :missingteeth: