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[QUOTE=debrouxl;435231]C188_132_125 has terrible yield: after sieving most of the 20M-120M range, the recommended ending Q is currently 1487M, which is [i]way[/i] too high.
32-bit LPs are usually alright for 15e on a number of that size, but qlim = alim = 26800000 is an order of magnitude too low. I failed to detect that when pasting the ready-made polynomial. I guess we should terminate sieving for that number, and create a new entry with the fixed polynomial ?[/QUOTE] Good catch - looks like a typo for 268000000 (round number just less than 2^28). Yes: terminate sieving, delete the job and start a new one. Bother. |
I originally suggested the value of alim=268M, so I'll own the error. What should it be? Models I've seen suggest ~362M, but I think you guys are implying it should much higher.
Is this due to 3 lp vs 2? Or something else? |
[QUOTE=swellman;435279]I originally suggested the value of alim=268M, so I'll own the error. What should it be? Models I've seen suggest ~362M, but I think you guys are implying it should much higher.
Is this due to 3 lp vs 2? Or something else?[/QUOTE] No, the problem is that alim was typoed as 26.8 million, which is clearly too low! 268M is about right (just below a power of two is good because of the internal architecture of the siever) |
[QUOTE=fivemack;435281]No, the problem is that alim was typoed as 26.8 million, which is clearly too low! 268M is about right (just below a power of two is good because of the internal architecture of the siever)[/QUOTE]
Understood. Well, this gets better as it was my typo that Lionel used for the 15e job. :max: Sorry for the wasted cycles everyone. |
A few more candidates
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Just in time for the upcoming decathlon. Polys attached.
C206_134_84 C223_130_112 C224_138_70 C211_148_132 C212_146_41 |
Trying to hit the sweet spot for 15e: I have a 182-digit composite (HCN) that would be SNFS-271, so it's right on the edge between GNFS and SNFS. It's received a full t55. How much additional ECM would you like to see before it can be queued?
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Given the state of the queue I'd happily queue that number without further ECM.
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[QUOTE=fivemack;435360]Given the state of the queue I'd happily queue that number without further ECM.[/QUOTE]
Okay, the number is 6^347+5^347. Polynomial below. Sorry, I don't know typical parameters for numbers at this difficulty. [code] # 6^347+5^347, difficulty: 271.50, skewness: 1.03, alpha: 0.00 n: 31457733642273427197233338099551780665427244079721305258889309192670601618823483036309380727566630643706306475925222428412340535439143825228943995237707132582472442217459933239324511 skew: 1.031 c6: 5 c0: 6 Y1: -34694469519536141888238489627838134765625 Y0: 1357602166130257152481187563160405662935023616 [/code] |
OK, parameter selection running overnight and I'll queue it in the morning.
Will also do parameter selection on Gimarel's polynomials at [url]http://mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=435354&postcount=631[/url] and queue the best one |
6+5.347 queued
C188_132_125 deleted, new job created with right alim/rlim |
14e management page should be updated because a lot has been done for more than a week without being reflected on the page. Thank you all.
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