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Riesel base 347, k=28
Primes: 2*347^522-1 4*347^3-1 6*347^1-1 8*347^4-1 10*347^1-1 12*347^5-1 16*347^9-1 18*347^10-1 20*347^2-1 24*347^384-1 26*347^18-1 14*347^4616-1 Remaining k's: 22*347^n-1 Base completed to 25K and released. |
New base S482 k=8 conjecture is complete to n=25K. Only k=4 remains.
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Riesel bases 305 and 407
Primes found:
2*305^2-1 4*305^3-1 6*305^2-1 8*305^2-1 10*305^1-1 12*305^1-1 14*305^2-1 2*407^10-1 4*407^1-1 6*407^1-1 10*407^345-1 12*407^5-1 14*407^452-1 k=8 has trivial factors. With a conjectured k of 16, both of these conjectures are proven. |
[LEFT]Reserving Riesel 337 and 423 as new to n=25K
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Riesel base 286
Primes found:
[code] 2*286^1-1 3*286^1-1 5*286^1-1 8*286^1-1 9*286^163-1 12*286^3-1 14*286^1-1 15*286^1-1 17*286^1-1 18*286^1-1 23*286^1-1 24*286^1-1 27*286^2-1 29*286^1-1 30*286^3-1 32*286^1-1 33*286^1-1 35*286^1-1 38*286^1-1 42*286^1-1 44*286^1-1 45*286^4-1 47*286^1-1 48*286^6-1 50*286^3-1 53*286^6-1 54*286^1-1 57*286^1-1 59*286^2-1 60*286^1-1 62*286^2-1 63*286^3-1 65*286^2-1 68*286^1-1 69*286^2-1 72*286^8-1 74*286^1-1 75*286^2-1 78*286^1-1 80*286^2-1 [/code] The conjectured k is 83. All other k have trivial factors. The conjecture is proven. I don't think that I've seen another conjecture with so many small n. |
Riesel base 426
Primes found:
[code] 2*426^2-1 3*426^1-1 4*426^3-1 5*426^1-1 7*426^60-1 8*426^1-1 9*426^1-1 10*426^1-1 12*426^29-1 13*426^2-1 14*426^2-1 15*426^1-1 17*426^4-1 19*426^1-1 20*426^2-1 22*426^1-1 23*426^2-1 24*426^1-1 25*426^13-1 27*426^4-1 28*426^1-1 29*426^49-1 30*426^4-1 32*426^6-1 33*426^1-1 34*426^6-1 37*426^1-1 38*426^1-1 39*426^3-1 40*426^19-1 42*426^1-1 43*426^3-1 44*426^1-1 45*426^13-1 47*426^1-1 48*426^2-1 49*426^1-1 50*426^5-1 53*426^15-1 54*426^1-1 55*426^162-1 57*426^1-1 58*426^2-1 59*426^5-1 60*426^8-1 [/code] The conjectured k is 62. The other k have trivial factors. This conjecture is proven. |
Reserving Sierp 338 and 343 as new to n=25K
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Reserving Riesel 253 and 268 as new to n=25K
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[QUOTE=Siemelink;211366]Hi folks,
I've run the numbers on Riesel base 308. There are 7 k's left at n = 25,000: 7*308^n-1 43*308^n-1 52*308^n-1 59*308^n-1 67*308^n-1 74*308^n-1 89*308^n-1 Regards, Willem.[/QUOTE] Here is the missing bit: 101*308^90-1 102*308^4-1 103*308^1-1 Regards, Willem. |
Riesel Base 337
Riesel Base 337
Conjectured k = 378 Covering Set = 5, 13, 41 Trivial Factors k == 1 mod 2(2) k == 1 mod 3(3) k == 1 mod (7(7) Found Primes: 103k's - File attached Remaining k's: 3k's - Tested to n=25K 38*337^n-1 194*337^n-1 222*337^n-1 k=324 proven composite by partial algebraic factors Trivial Factor Eliminations: 81k's Base Released |
Reserving Riesel 387 & 390 as new to n=25K
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