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Please see [URL="http://www.mersennewiki.org/index.php/Sierpinski_problem_%28extended_definition%29"]http://www.mersennewiki.org/index.php/Sierpinski_problem_%28extended_definition%29[/URL] and [URL="http://www.mersennewiki.org/index.php/Riesel_problem_%28extended_definition%29"]http://www.mersennewiki.org/index.php/Riesel_problem_%28extended_definition%29[/URL] (the webpages for the lists) for more PRPs.
You proved R17!!! Also, these bases only need primility proves to be proven. S61: (62*61^3698+1)/3 (k=43 was eliminated by you!!!) S64: (11*64^3222+1)/3 S75: (11*75^3071+1)/2 S105: (191*105^5045+1)/8 S256: (11*256^5702+1)/3 R7: (197*7^181761-1)/2 and (367*7^15118-1)/6 R51: (1*51^4229-1)/50 R67: (25*67^2829-1)/6 R91: (1*91^4421-1)/90 and (27*91^5048-1)/2 R100: (133*100^5496-1)/33 R107: (3*107^4900-1)/2 R121: (79*121^4545-1)/6 |
The following PRP´s are now proven:
(215*16^3373+1)/3 (459*16^3701+1)/5 (11*75^3071+1)/2 (79*121^4545-1)/6 plus a good portion from R6, thanks to Ed for the help. I´ve checked this thread; the following PRP´s are not-proven, yet: (not up-to date!) (10*23^3762+1)/11 (43*93^2994+1)/4 (51*115^2736-1)/2 (3356*10^4584+1)/9 (25*67^2829-1)/6 (19*93^4362+1)/4 (11*64^3222+1)/3 (19*37^5310+1)/4 (23*27^3742-1)/2 (44*1024^1933+1)/3 (43*1024^2290-1)/3 (1*91^4421-1)/90 (169*85^6939-1)/84 (45*115^5227-1)/2 (370*8^8300+1)/7 (62*61^3698+1)/3 (10243*3^9731+1)/2 (4*115^4223-1)/3 (311*9^15668+1)/8 = (311*81^7834+1)/8 (189*31^5570+1)/10 (621*3^20820+1)/2 (191*105^5045+1)/8 (27*91^5048-1)/2 (3*107^4900-1)/2 (319*33^5043+1)/32 (133*100^5496-1)/33 (13*103^7010+1)/2. (19*37^5310+1)/4 (79*121^4545-1)/6 (29*13^10574+1)/6 (11*256^5702+1)/3 (407*33^10961+1)/8 (29*13^10574+1)/6 (3^24761*313-1)/2 (7^15118*367-1)/6 (1*51^4229-1)/50 (2626*6^27871-1)/5 (40636*6^18749-1)/5 (152249*6^25389+1)/5 (45634*6^26606+1)/5 (144509*6^28178+1)/5 (17464*6^29081+1)/5 (93589*6^31991+1)/5 (2626*6^29061-1)/5 (2626*6^38681-1)/5 (101529*6^33532+1)/5 (170199*6^25398+1)/5 (2626*6^27871-1)/5 (54536*6^24822-1)/5 (1654*30^38869-1)/29 (197*7^181761-1)/2 Some of then where NOT loaded into factordb, I´ll do it when I start to process them. (before some-else proves them.:smile:) |
[QUOTE=MisterBitcoin;484724]The following PRP´s are now proven:
(215*16^3373+1)/3 (459*16^3701+1)/5 (11*75^3071+1)/2 (79*121^4545-1)/6 plus a good portion from R6, thanks to Ed for the help. I´ve checked this thread; the following PRP´s are not-proven, yet: (not up-to date!) (10*23^3762+1)/11 (43*93^2994+1)/4 (51*115^2736-1)/2 (3356*10^4584+1)/9 (25*67^2829-1)/6 (19*93^4362+1)/4 (11*64^3222+1)/3 (19*37^5310+1)/4 (23*27^3742-1)/2 (44*1024^1933+1)/3 (43*1024^2290-1)/3 (1*91^4421-1)/90 (169*85^6939-1)/84 (45*115^5227-1)/2 (370*8^8300+1)/7 (62*61^3698+1)/3 (10243*3^9731+1)/2 (4*115^4223-1)/3 (311*9^15668+1)/8 = (311*81^7834+1)/8 (189*31^5570+1)/10 (621*3^20820+1)/2 (191*105^5045+1)/8 (27*91^5048-1)/2 (3*107^4900-1)/2 (319*33^5043+1)/32 (133*100^5496-1)/33 (13*103^7010+1)/2. (19*37^5310+1)/4 (79*121^4545-1)/6 (29*13^10574+1)/6 (11*256^5702+1)/3 (407*33^10961+1)/8 (29*13^10574+1)/6 (3^24761*313-1)/2 (7^15118*367-1)/6 (1*51^4229-1)/50 (2626*6^27871-1)/5 (40636*6^18749-1)/5 (152249*6^25389+1)/5 (45634*6^26606+1)/5 (144509*6^28178+1)/5 (17464*6^29081+1)/5 (93589*6^31991+1)/5 (2626*6^29061-1)/5 (2626*6^38681-1)/5 (101529*6^33532+1)/5 (170199*6^25398+1)/5 (2626*6^27871-1)/5 (54536*6^24822-1)/5 (1654*30^38869-1)/29 (197*7^181761-1)/2 Some of then where NOT loaded into factordb, I´ll do it when I start to process them. (before some-else proves them.:smile:)[/QUOTE] Well, can you prove (1*51^4229-1)/50 first? R51 is the smallest base only have one non-certified probable prime and only needs the primility of it to be proven, the other such bases are now R100, S105, R107 and S256. (Thanks for fully proven S61, S64, S75, R17, R67 and R121 :-) |
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These are the (probable) primes for k=2 and k=3 for bases 2<=b<=1024. (searched up to n=1024)
k=1 and k=4 are still reserving, I will reserve S3 after these reserves were done. The exclusions for k<=4 are: Sierp k=1: b=m^r with odd r>1 Sierp k=2: none Sierp k=3: none Sierp k=4: b=14 mod 15 and b=m^4 Riesel k=1: b=m^r with r>1 Riesel k=2: none Riesel k=3: none Riesel k=4: b=4 mod 5 and b=m^2 |
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[QUOTE=sweety439;487577]These are the (probable) primes for k=2 and k=3 for bases 2<=b<=1024. (searched up to n=1024)
k=1 and k=4 are still reserving, I will reserve S3 after these reserved were done. The exclusions for k<=4 are: Sierp k=1: b=m^r with odd r>1 Sierp k=2: none Sierp k=3: none Sierp k=4: b=14 mod 15 and b=m^4 Riesel k=1: b=m^r with r>1 Riesel k=2: none Riesel k=3: none Riesel k=4: b=4 mod 5 and b=m^2[/QUOTE] These are the files for k=1 and k=4. |
Continue reserving S36 to n=100K
Also reserve S73, R94 (k=16), R97 (k=22), R118 Since the bases with <=3 k's remain which is not in CRUS (and not GFN or half GFN) are: S10 k=269 (already at n=100K) S25 k=71 S33 k=67 and 203 S36 k=1814 S42 k=13283 S60 k=4896 S67 k=17 and 21 S73 k=14 S80 k=947 S83 k=3 S93 k=67 and 87 S103 k=7 S108 k=20543 S113 k=17 S115 k=17 and 47 S117 k=59 S123 k=3 and 41 S1024 k=29, 38 and 56 R33 k=257 and 339 R42 k=1600, 6971 and 14884 R43 k=13 R60 k=16167 and 18055 R61 k=37, 53 and 100 R70 k=376, 496 and 811 R73 k=79 and 101 R85 k=61 R94 k=16 R97 k=22 R105 k=73 and 137 R108 k=5351, 6528 and 13162 R115 k=13 and 43 R118 k=43 R123 k=11 R1024 k=31, 56 and 61 However, srsieve and sr2sieve cannot run both b and k are odd, thus some odd bases cannot be run by them, and I reserve S36, S73, R94, R97 and R118 first, then do S42, S60, S80, S108, S1024, R42, R60, R70, R108 and R1024. |
[QUOTE=sweety439;487616]Continue reserving S36 to n=100K
Also reserve S73, R94 (k=16), R97 (k=22), R118 Since the bases with <=3 k's remain which is not in CRUS (and not GFN or half GFN) are: S10 k=269 (already at n=100K) S25 k=71 S33 k=67 and 203 S36 k=1814 S42 k=13283 S60 k=4896 S67 k=17 and 21 S73 k=14 S80 k=947 S83 k=3 S93 k=67 and 87 S103 k=7 S108 k=20543 S113 k=17 S115 k=17 and 47 S117 k=59 S123 k=3 and 41 S1024 k=29, 38 and 56 R33 k=257 and 339 R42 k=1600, 6971 and 14884 R43 k=13 R60 k=16167 and 18055 R61 k=37, 53 and 100 R70 k=376, 496 and 811 R73 k=79 and 101 R85 k=61 R94 k=16 R97 k=22 R105 k=73 and 137 R108 k=5351, 6528 and 13162 R115 k=13 and 43 R118 k=43 R123 k=11 R1024 k=31, 56 and 61 However, srsieve and sr2sieve cannot run both b and k are odd, thus some odd bases cannot be run by them, and I reserve S36, S73, R94, R97 and R118 first, then do S42, S60, S80, S108, S1024, R42, R60, R70, R108 and R1024.[/QUOTE] S10 is already at n=100K, and the bases above such that srsieve and sr2sieve cannot run are S25, S33, S67, S83, S93, S103, S113, S115, S117, S123, R33, R43, R61 (except k=100), R73, R85, R105, R115 and R123. |
[QUOTE=sweety439;487616]Continue reserving S36 to n=100K
Also reserve S73, R94 (k=16), R97 (k=22), R118 Since the bases with <=3 k's remain which is not in CRUS (and not GFN or half GFN) are: S10 k=269 (already at n=100K) S25 k=71 S33 k=67 and 203 S36 k=1814 S42 k=13283 S60 k=4896 S67 k=17 and 21 S73 k=14 S80 k=947 S83 k=3 S93 k=67 and 87 S103 k=7 S108 k=20543 S113 k=17 S115 k=17 and 47 S117 k=59 S123 k=3 and 41 S1024 k=29, 38 and 56 R33 k=257 and 339 R42 k=1600, 6971 and 14884 R43 k=13 R60 k=16167 and 18055 R61 k=37, 53 and 100 R70 k=376, 496 and 811 R73 k=79 and 101 R85 k=61 R94 k=16 R97 k=22 R105 k=73 and 137 R108 k=5351, 6528 and 13162 R115 k=13 and 43 R118 k=43 R123 k=11 R1024 k=31, 56 and 61 However, srsieve and sr2sieve cannot run both b and k are odd, thus some odd bases cannot be run by them, and I reserve S36, S73, R94, R97 and R118 first, then do S42, S60, S80, S108, S1024, R42, R60, R70, R108 and R1024.[/QUOTE] S73 at n=15387 R94 at n=14115 R97 at n=15005 R118 at n=15629 All no (probable) prime found. |
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Reserve S22 for the k's not in CRUS (i.e. gcd(k+1,22-1) is not 1).
Update the sieve file. |
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Reserve R22 for the k's not in CRUS (i.e. gcd(k-1,22-1) is not 1).
Update the sieve file. |
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Reserve S28 for the k's not in CRUS (i.e. gcd(k+1,28-1) is not 1).
Update the sieve file. |
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