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davieddy 2012-07-13 01:04

[QUOTE=Prime95;304534]I think you meant Caldwell not Crandall.[/QUOTE]
Of course not.
It was Chalsall

cheesehead 2012-07-14 17:16

[QUOTE=davieddy;304572]

PS It takes years to appreciate the distinction between a log and an exponent.[/QUOTE]Not if you've seen a log-rolling contest.

Xyzzy 2012-07-14 18:15

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davieddy 2012-07-14 20:41

[QUOTE=cheesehead;304739]Not if you've seen a log-rolling contest.[/QUOTE]
No. But I've sawn a few.
There is a cheese rolliing contest (Gloucestershire?) that seems pretty dangerous to me.
They send some round(ish) ones down a steep hill, and some cretins attempt to follow them.

They occasionally sustain minor damage.

D

Dubslow 2012-07-14 20:48

[QUOTE=davieddy;304748]
There is a cheese rolliing contest (Gloucestershire?) that seems pretty dangerous to me.
They send some round(ish) ones down a steep hill, and some cretins attempt to follow them.

They occasionally sustain minor damage.

D[/QUOTE]

[url]http://www.cracked.com/article_15209_the-10-most-insane-sports-in-world.html[/url]

jasong 2012-07-18 03:05

[QUOTE=davieddy;304748]No. But I've sawn a few.
There is a cheese rolliing contest (Gloucestershire?) that seems pretty dangerous to me.
They send some round(ish) ones down a steep hill, and some cretins attempt to follow them.

They occasionally sustain minor damage.

D[/QUOTE]
I assume the ambiguity as to what's damaged is intentional. Either the cretins or the cheese wheels.

Need to Google cretins. I've heard the word and know it's an insult, but other than that, no idea.

LaurV 2012-07-18 05:49

[QUOTE=davieddy;304748]No. But I've sawn a few.
There is a cheese rolliing contest (Gloucestershire?) that seems pretty dangerous to me.
They send some round(ish) ones down a steep hill, and some cretins attempt to follow them.

They occasionally sustain minor damage.

D[/QUOTE]
Oh my, oh my, something is wrong with you... what's happening? you forget the [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOyQBSMeIhM"]youtube link[/URL].. :razz:

davar55 2012-08-07 02:44

My previous pessimistic predictions:

M48 77,000,000
M49 205,000,000 (an expectable big gap)

Add:

M50 280,000,000

Time frames: 12/31/2013, 12/31/2016, 12/31/2017

Uncwilly 2012-08-07 06:41

[QUOTE=davar55;307174]My previous pessimistic predictions:

M48 77,000,000
M49 205,000,000 (an expectable big gap)

Add:

M50 280,000,000

Time frames: 12/31/2013, 12/31/2016, 12/31/2017[/QUOTE]

Actually, on 12/25/2010 you predicted 52,100,000 would be the next at the end of 2011 (12/31/2011 as noted in my spreadsheet).
On 5/24/2011 you said that 77,000,000 would occur by June 2012 (6/1/2012).
And "For M49: (big gap to) ~205,000,000 by 2/2015 reached analytically"

davieddy 2012-11-08 11:12

[QUOTE=davieddy;304417]2012-07-10 1.052

42days/0.021 = 2000 days expected to the next discovery.
[/QUOTE]2012-11-08 0.990

Expected time to next prime = 121/0.062 days = 1952 days.

I am reluctant to conclude that prospects are improving, because of the current focus on the tail of the LL wave: a distinctly short-term policy.

David

jasong 2012-11-10 14:56

[QUOTE=davieddy;317542]2012-11-08 0.990

Expected time to next prime = 121/0.062 days = 1952 days.

I am reluctant to conclude that prospects are improving, because of the current focus on the tail of the LL wave: a distinctly short-term policy.

David[/QUOTE]
I've never taken a statistics class, so please be kind, but that 1952 days marks the point where there's a precisely 50/50 chance that a prime will already have been found, correct?


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