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R862 is complete to n=25K; 78 primes were found for n=10K-25K shown below; 243 k's remain; base released.
Primes: [code] 5054*862^10031-1 12078*862^10047-1 8426*862^10167-1 17013*862^10288-1 3419*862^10304-1 24318*862^10323-1 3771*862^10441-1 11378*862^10571-1 8418*862^10652-1 16364*862^10731-1 15764*862^10797-1 13943*862^10860-1 6612*862^10989-1 17070*862^11219-1 16365*862^11224-1 11993*862^11300-1 8181*862^11306-1 15867*862^11814-1 5472*862^11996-1 3600*862^12079-1 4248*862^12152-1 24726*862^12189-1 12266*862^12234-1 11393*862^12288-1 24615*862^12529-1 18945*862^12769-1 10323*862^12796-1 22320*862^12817-1 25212*862^12906-1 10337*862^13382-1 2123*862^13480-1 18309*862^13627-1 18372*862^13728-1 9561*862^13963-1 11633*862^14164-1 26316*862^14383-1 23729*862^15019-1 257*862^15458-1 19989*862^15496-1 7068*862^15754-1 10211*862^15863-1 10157*862^15912-1 25100*862^15944-1 7569*862^16107-1 1556*862^16131-1 3579*862^16332-1 18416*862^16461-1 5466*862^16917-1 22161*862^16989-1 4874*862^17088-1 7107*862^17413-1 15018*862^17454-1 9573*862^17484-1 16065*862^17681-1 23513*862^18262-1 23079*862^18344-1 8628*862^18583-1 17748*862^18704-1 11573*862^18771-1 12156*862^18809-1 26127*862^19360-1 1787*862^19552-1 15486*862^19679-1 14618*862^20139-1 23757*862^20400-1 16827*862^20488-1 3741*862^20782-1 22067*862^20921-1 26394*862^21181-1 11688*862^21335-1 2555*862^22909-1 14664*862^23123-1 20790*862^23131-1 12414*862^23736-1 21597*862^23910-1 18942*862^24032-1 24308*862^24664-1 12345*862^24837-1 [/code] |
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S797 is completed to n=400k. No primes found. Residues for n=290k-400k are attached. I'm also sieving the next range (up to n=1M, I believe, and currently approaching p=20e12), though I am releasing the base.
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S708 is complete to n=25K; 25 primes were found for n=20K-25K shown below; 295 k's remain; base released.
Primes: [code] 19226*708^20009+1 11943*708^20079+1 9513*708^20091+1 28291*708^20119+1 13125*708^20140+1 24166*708^20319+1 11728*708^21235+1 13907*708^21358+1 11090*708^21831+1 12880*708^22294+1 17911*708^22349+1 15157*708^22374+1 12930*708^22669+1 19563*708^22714+1 22646*708^23352+1 16460*708^23525+1 20686*708^23556+1 19007*708^23648+1 17091*708^23667+1 25576*708^23696+1 12516*708^23969+1 18999*708^24126+1 18026*708^24520+1 3137*708^24590+1 19021*708^24851+1 [/code] |
Reserving R800 to n=1M (800k-1M) for BOINC
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R708 tested to n=10K (1-10k)
1073 remain Results emailed - Base released |
[QUOTE=rebirther;413986]R708 tested to n=10K (1-10k)
1073 remain Results emailed - Base released[/QUOTE] There are 1073 k's remaining at n=2500. With 446 primes found for n=2500-10K, there are 627 k's remaining at n=10K. Edit: As shown on the pages, k=9216 is proven composite by partial algebraic factors so there are 626 k's remaining. |
R717
Reserving R717 to n=25K
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[QUOTE=MyDogBuster;414118]Reserving R717 to n=25K[/QUOTE]
I had already begun to sieve this for n=10K-25K and have reached P=50G. Last night I just started a sieve to P=230G (~fully sieved) that would be done by ~Nov. 3rd. Are you interested in the P=50G file or in me continuing to sieve it? I did not plan to test this. I was only going to post a sieve file on the pages. I'm also sieving R807 for n=10K-25K. |
[QUOTE] Are you interested in the P=50G file or in me continuing to sieve it?[/QUOTE]
My sieve file is also at 50G and I have already begun testing. I'm also sieving R226, R323, R810, R858, R882 and S262 all to n=25K. |
[QUOTE=MyDogBuster;414152]My sieve file is also at 50G and I have already begun testing. I'm also sieving R226, R323, R810, R858, R882 and S262
all to n=25K.[/QUOTE] OK I will stop mine. I will start sieving R807 P=50G-230G. |
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Here is the sieve file for S797, sieved to p=50e12 up to n=1000000. It likely needs a bit more, but I didn't want to hold back any potential progress.
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