And this just in...
 

Yoyo@Home had been doing some preprocessing with ECM (B1=11e7) on three xyyx composites when they got prematurely kicked out of the queue. No factors were identified and [url=http://www.rechenkraft.net/yoyo/download/download/stats/ecm/xy/RESULTS]yoyo's log files show the progress made[/url]:

(RESULTS: curves, timestamp_value)
9155 : 1459303941_C226_118_109
7610 : 1459362046_C204_119_99
9605 : 1459338946_C213_119_103

Lionel - do these have sufficient ECM to enter the 14e queue? If not, please let me know how many additional curves are required and I shall run them.

Many thanks.

Sean

yoyo@home did not kick out them. That's just the bug of the status page. The work is going on actually. E.g., C204_119_99 is already beyond 8k curves.

Great news!

C165 from 12101^61-1 is, I believe, best done as GNFS. yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 the GNFS size. It needs a polynomial

7045669^31-1 would otherwise be too small, but I believe the large coefficient imposes a sufficient penalty that this comes into the lower range of 14e. Yoyo@home has finished about t50.

13003^59-1 has had ECM beyond 2/9 the SNFS size because the coefficient is above 10^5.

* I've just queued the 4 first XYYXF numbers posted by Sean in posts #460 and #462. I'll queue the HCN and OPN later.
* for C202_139_60, could you get more detailed information about the ECM runs ? With B1=1e9, GMP-ECM 7.0 states that t50 is expected in 667 curves and t55 in 2864 curves - but still, the SNFS difficulty of 247 would hint at t55...
* for the three numbers in post #463, unless they received t50 before those curves at B1=11e7, let's have these numbers receive 11K or 12K @ B1=11e7, and call it a day ?

[QUOTE=wblipp;430624]C165 from 12101^61-1 is, I believe, best done as GNFS. yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 the GNFS size. It needs a polynomial.[/QUOTE]

Here is one that can be used.
[CODE]N: 256196109783649348463800408004231281191740018675185139331219679593119204777725184579304806682902559684374527837702500511208534024783237317041411408258572893898328463
# expecting poly E from 6.78e-13 to > 7.79e-13
R0: -54157394484320250561227685178539
R1: 1603334652741767
A0: -417280279679627146584660614880823749700
A1: 633908205805973727113734929586674
A2: -91333527028309702052420092
A3: -114523260297940706982
A4: -83244094495
A5: 549900
# skew 5143134.91, size 4.579e-16, alpha -6.183, combined = 7.071e-13 rroots = 5[/CODE]

[QUOTE=debrouxl;430681]* for the three numbers in post #463, unless they received t50 before those curves at B1=11e7, let's have these numbers receive 11K or 12K @ B1=11e7, and call it a day ?[/QUOTE]They did receive t50. Currently their status is:
8960 curves for C204_119_99
10120 curves for C213_119_103
10740 curves for C226_118_109

Seems to be enough.

[QUOTE=debrouxl;430681]* for C202_139_60, could you get more detailed information about the ECM runs ? With B1=1e9, GMP-ECM 7.0 states that t50 is expected in 667 curves and t55 in 2864 curves - but still, the SNFS difficulty of 247 would hint at t55...[/QUOTE]Usually Ryan Propper loaded enough ECM power before sieving. That was, however, long ago; unfortunately, now he seems unreachable by e-mail.

In the case the queue is still hungry, there are 4 more SNFS tasks (relatively small):
C179_140_37
C208_143_36
C186_145_34
C184_147_32

All with full t50.

[QUOTE=swellman;430586]Yoyo@Home had been doing some preprocessing with ECM (B1=11e7) on three xyyx composites when they got prematurely kicked out of the queue. No factors were identified and [url=http://www.rechenkraft.net/yoyo/download/download/stats/ecm/xy/RESULTS]yoyo's log files show the progress made[/url]:

(RESULTS: curves, timestamp_value)
9155 : 1459303941_C226_118_109
7610 : 1459362046_C204_119_99
9605 : 1459338946_C213_119_103

Lionel - do these have sufficient ECM to enter the 14e queue? If not, please let me know how many additional curves are required and I shall run them.

Many thanks.

Sean[/QUOTE]

All three numbers have completed ECM by yoyo with 12000 curves @B1=11e7. No factors found.

The 15e part of the grid was starving, so yesterday evening, I used an Aliquot C173 for Dmitry Domanov as a 31-bit LPs task. The 15e grid needs something more substantial soon, though :smile:
I'm chugging along on the queue of the 14e grid as well.

The 4788 Aliquot C195 should be ready in two weeks? Maybe three? I don't have a good feel but I can't imagine it being more than a month from now. It's marginally smaller than the EMG C198 that stretched 15e to its absolute limit.

See [url=http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=20318&page=4]this thread[/url], starting at post 35.