R133
 

Added 926*133^n-1 with a weight of 1570

Mathew's prime is the culprit.

R883
 

Added 194*883^n-1 with a weight of 850 courtesy of unconnected

R318
 

Add 122*318^n-1 compliments of serge with a weight of 309

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EDIT (SB): I am now finishing it to 525k. (The last k is very "thin", but as such it goes to stratosphere very fast.)[/COLOR]

Don't posts starting from #92 deserve a split into a separate thread?

[QUOTE=Batalov;357639]Don't posts starting from #92 deserve a split into a separate thread?[/QUOTE]

Was thinking that yesterday but hadn't gotten around to it. It is now done.

To everyone: The discussion about odds of prime has been split to a new thread [URL="http://mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=18765"]here[/URL].

[QUOTE=Batalov;357639]Don't posts starting from #92 deserve a split into a separate thread?[/QUOTE]
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As expected, or by coincidence, after split, your post is new #92, hehe... Sorry but I couldn't resist, this is really fun if read now, after the split.
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Added 106*678^n+1 with a weight of 533

S864
 

Added 74*864^n+1 with weight of 926

Currently only tested to 72k. Search continues.

I'm not sure where you are getting your weights from. 106*678^n+1 has a weight of 1143 and 74*864^n+1 has a weight of 2012.

Weights are computed for n=100001 to n=110K to a sieve depth of P=511.

Your right. Quoted weight should be Nash weight. I was using -P 1e6.

144*1009^n+1 was added with a weight of 1607 courtesy of rogue