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S864
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Awesome!:chalsall:
136*864^71418+1 is prime! S864 is now a 1k'er. [ATTACH]10525[/ATTACH] Anyone ever taken a range and proved a 4k'er? |
[QUOTE=TheCount;360854]Awesome!:chalsall:
136*864^71418+1 is prime! S864 is now a 1k'er. [ATTACH]10525[/ATTACH] Anyone ever taken a range and proved a 4k'er?[/QUOTE] Not for n=50K-100K. I've seen it for n=50K-200K. I've also seen 3 k's at n=50K proven by n=100K maybe a couple of times. Do it! :smile: |
R751
Reserving R751 to n=25K
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S864
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S864 is now complete to n=100k and released.
Primes (all previously reported): [CODE]15*864^51510+1 53*864^56085+1 136*864^71418+1[/CODE][ATTACH]10553[/ATTACH] |
S988
Taking S988 to n=50k.
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Taking S688
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S806 completed to n=100000 and released. No primes. Residues attached.
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S859
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S859 update:
k136 tested to 200k, no primes. Search continues on k250. [ATTACH]10558[/ATTACH] k136 had 7% chance 100k<n<200k, k250 has 43% chance, so here's hoping. |
Taking S922 to n=100000. Since none of the other conjectures with 3k remaining have yielded a prime, I don't expect this one to either. :davieddy:
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S688 completed to n=100000 and released. No primes found. My streak continues.
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S628, S647, S703
I would like to reserve these:
S628 to 100K S647 to 100K S703 to 100K |
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