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S875
S875 tested n=100K-200K - nothing found
Results emailed - base released |
R918
Riesel Base = 918
Conjectured k = 11946 Covering Set = 5, 13, 919 Trivial Factors = k == 1 mod 7(7) and k == 1 mod 131(131) Found Primes: 10030k's - File emailed Remaining: 123k's - Tested to n=25K - File emailed Trivial Factor Eliminations: 1784k's MOB Eliminations: 7k's - File emailed |
taking S642 to 10k
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S642 brought to 10e3, 200k found, 404 left
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R582
R582 tested n=100K-200K - nothing found
Results emailed - base released |
Taking R693, currently at 5.6k :P
Update on (S331?), currently at 14.7k. Both on different computers, the 331 was as of this morning. |
R866
Watched these forums for a long time and finally decided its time to get involved with some of these conjectures.
I'll try taking R866 up to 200k |
R573
R573 tested n=100K-200K - nothing found
Results emailed - base released [COLOR=Red]Reserving R504, R505, R551, R563 to n=200K[/COLOR] |
R866
Think I've had a large case of beginners luck!
8*866^108590-1 is prime. Last k eliminated so R866 is now proven |
nice job rob, one more bite the dust! and it make in the top 5000 largest primes. In the 3400-3500 top range.
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[QUOTE]Think I've had a large case of beginners luck!
8*866^108590-1 is prime. Last k eliminated so R866 is now proven [/QUOTE] Beginners luck or not, it's nice to eliminate another pesky 1ker.:banana: It is also eligible for the Top5000 list. |
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