22223_228 is done
c223 = p84 * p139 (in FactorDB)

GW_5_295
 

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prp97 factor: 7421749704380782216263607468343131165276506124889481983306325331839560857535262636369677841318161
prp103 factor: 8208857757128500429746957349788438986779460313262453905527677856750098343312562098827664942682658224751
[/code]I did not add the factors to factordb.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;303807][code]
prp97 factor: 7421749704380782216263607468343131165276506124889481983306325331839560857535262636369677841318161
prp103 factor: 8208857757128500429746957349788438986779460313262453905527677856750098343312562098827664942682658224751
[/code]I did not add the factors to factordb.[/QUOTE]Excellent!

I had hoped there would be at least one with a very large penultimate factor.

Paul

Lionel, can I test GW_6_266?

Carlos, go ahead :smile:

[QUOTE=debrouxl;303843]Carlos, go ahead :smile:[/QUOTE]

Ok, it's running since last night, I will also run GC_6_266.

GW_6_266
 

GW_6_266

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prp56 factor: 11007314811354486729235531778990177957382906111377933671
prp117 factor: 325146521749757121783246707722199376751189473574241448826544820982726784699939233192068173577317923543036081654543357
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GC_6_266
 

GC_6_266

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prp55 factor: 5575945763125094197757201978626052298792641807780590313
prp141 factor: 622724255213146765522343833765459486144148427747146198127501489207881013520721505971500409732485811999281098474658601696140193005061137966397
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I'll take GC_8_229.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;303928]I'll take GC_8_229.[/QUOTE]

Done.

[code]prp54 factor: 631961568531254246579789213585832809325228621279293897
prp140 factor: 12326014424197454952937329722732124837812061991102149329998615943961038502110941476166285504242087751815799189955640956586196015422086809841
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I can also do GC_9_217.

Forgot to attach GCW log files so that Lionel can estimate even better the number of raw relations needed to build a matrix for the GCW project. Look at the GC_8_229 log one in particular.