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4125*2^1788660-1 (538444 digits)
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4125*2^1874718-1 (564350 digits)
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1423*2[SUP]2178363[/SUP]- 1 is prime (655,756 digits)
1423*2[SUP]2179023[/SUP]- 1 is prime (655,955 digits) Very interesting small gap between the 2 primes with n so large. k=1423 also has a very low nash weight of 309. |
Hi Trilo,
Great primes! And now RPS is 3rd by score, only 5E-4 ahead of SOB, so we'll postpone the "party" until we have a more comforable lead :smile: [CODE] 1 GIMPS 14 56.3333 2 PrimeGrid 3708.5 53.3705 3 RPS 616.5 51.3939 4 SOB 7 51.3934 [/CODE] |
4149*2^1701565-1 (512226 digits)
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It's prime time! :smile:
From our 1st megabit drive: 61*2^2580689-1 (776867 digits) 65*2^2583720-1 (777780 digits) |
Hi Thomas,
Congrats on nice primes! |
[QUOTE=Kosmaj;415406]Hi Thomas,
Congrats on nice primes![/QUOTE] Thanks, Kosmaj! It's been a very dry period since my last primes found in April this year. BTW.: What about that "party" you announced two weeks ago? Our lead is now close to 1E-2 and thus quite comfortable now... :wink: |
4045*2^1765913-1 (531597 digits)
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[QUOTE=Thomas11;415408]
BTW.: What about that "party" you announced two weeks ago? Our lead is now close to 1E-2 and thus quite comfortable now... :wink:[/QUOTE] I haven't found any large primes in quite a while, but here's one to widen our lead: 39*2^2251104-1 is prime! (677652 digits) |
4009*2^1799073-1 (541579 digits)
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