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now c137 on line 2503:
[code] Using B1=1000000, B2=1045563762, polynomial Dickson(6), sigma=1875955981 Step 1 took 16895ms ********** Factor found in step 1: 65494328231336658101893937 Found probable prime factor of 26 digits: 65494328231336658101893937 Composite cofactor 4074988117659100131366888173846118335910309207028358060447648386494072255970799922316606641147156490827 0442953165453791845420594628304571 has 137 digits [/code] |
Finished B1=1e6, 948 curves (on three cores) for the c137, so t35 level. Here I stopped.
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BTW: the most recent loss of the 3 is just about higher than the old one at line 2471, so it is a new record for the highest sequence to become stable.
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ECM anyone?
I have done ~150@11e6 so far and queued some more, but with my smallish ressources (compared to others here) it will take several days to finish something like 5000@11e6... |
lots of progress:smile:
i will join you with ecm starting some curves at 43e6 |
p-1 and 3* p+1 (B1=1e9, B2=1e15 for all of these) done, no factor found.
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~1100@11e6, no factor
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+80 @ B1=11e7, B2=1589211473866. no factor
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[EMAIL="100@43e6"]100@43e6[/EMAIL] done
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+1000 @B1=11e6 from my side
c137 seems ready for gnfs |
+115 @ B1=110e6, B2=776278396540
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