[URL=http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=429698&postcount=428]Here[/URL] is a possible (GNFS-162) candidate but maybe William has a different idea.

I've added GC_12_230.C243 which has SNFS difficulty 251 digits. Previously I'd thought this was too big for 14e but faced with desperate please for work in this queue ...

Paul

These are ready, but would normally be considered too small

38971^47-1
4283^61-1

I've got three xyyx numbers which are NFS ready (yoyo ran ECM to t50 on them) but they all have unimpressive SNFS difficulties (though slow to sieve). Desperate times etc.

C210_126_122
C213_140_41
C180_146_44

[QUOTE=wblipp;429874]38971^47-1[/QUOTE]

Appears to be factored last August.

Three more xyyx numbers of the same ilk, for the same reasons. All ECM'd by yoyo to t50.

C175_130_86
C175_142_50
C182_127_60

Thanks to the flurry of numbers posted here, the prospect of the 14e part of the grid starving is now eliminated for several days :smile:
But we shall nevertheless queue these three XYYXF numbers, besides the two remaining Homogeneous Cunningham I didn't queue yesterday evening, seeing that someone else was also concurrently feeding the grid.

William: shall I queue the OP C162 GNFS mentioned by Rich ?

Alll: any interesting Aliquot numbers in the C16x range (exceptionally C170-C172, which can work for 14e, even if 15e is more efficient) ?

[QUOTE=debrouxl;429954]William: shall I queue the OP C162 GNFS mentioned by Rich ?[/QUOTE]

Yes, please

3,598- poly
 

Noticed this one on the most wanted page. The remaining C161 from the above (GCW).

Paul, has enough ECM been performed?
[CODE]N: 12157961952891457571864160991125659725320057642276069457092927876094586327572247029776767146204228968234216228642288911251567673823002334235997239751844277149623
# expecting poly E from 1.24e-12 to > 1.43e-12
R0: -6319099192917009289665946096658
R1: 975384767653531
A0: 13941145298943520798492071892917628065
A1: 272260433571025390533020846122764
A2: -53275236382909464890639989
A3: -51681025011773086642
A4: 3549363728306
A5: 1206660
# skew 3695428.47, size 1.392e-15, alpha -7.051, combined = 1.389e-12 rroots = 5[/CODE]

C206_117_106
 

Ran ECM for 9000+ curves @B1=11e7 on C206_117_106 with no factors found. I believe it is ready for NFS.

[QUOTE=RichD;430110]Noticed this one on the most wanted page. The remaining C161 from the above (GCW).

Paul, has enough ECM been performed?[/QUOTE]

Yes!

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