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Base 127 is done up to 125K for both sides. Residues attached. Tests that were resumed were double checked. No new primes (known ones that were found while double checking below). Releasing this base, keeping base 11.
2 · 127[SUP]2[/SUP]-1 26 · 127[SUP]26[/SUP]-1 158 · 127[SUP]158[/SUP]-1 |
Once again, b253+ taken to 100k, no prime found
taking b254+ |
hi,
gcb=31, n=200k-400k done no prp found gcb=31 released |
I'm going to take Cullen base b=14 from n=1M to n=2M.
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Cullen bases 61 thru 68 reserved to n=200000.
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Cullen b254 taken to 100k, one prime found.
18508*254^18508+1 is 3-PRP! (13.3124s+0.0006s) |
[QUOTE=rogue;631361]Cullen bases 61 thru 69 reserved to n=200000.[/QUOTE]
hi, gcb=61 n=100k-300k are already done by myself as you can see at post #58 |
[QUOTE=lalera;631394]hi,
gcb=61 n=100k-300k are already done by myself as you can see at post #58[/QUOTE] Okay. I have completed my reservation for bases 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, and 10 to n=500000. Previous primes have been verified. Two new primes were found: 474280*7^474280+1 403765*10^403765+1 |
Taking Cullen bases 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, and 78 to n=200000.
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oops, forgot to say I took b259+.
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Testing Cullen b=14 from n=1M to n=2M completed. Found 3 new primes:
[CODE]1198433*14^1198433+1 1486287*14^1486287+1 1909683*14^1909683+1[/CODE] |
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