113156*5^110873+1 is prime!
 

Congrats to Xentar for the second [URL="http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78602"]Top 5000 prime[/URL] from LLRNet :bow:
[QUOTE=michaf;88345]Oh... if we do find any other primes, does each person have to do the reporting to the top5000 database him/herself? Or is it handier to give prover codes and let the administration take care of that?[/QUOTE]
It is preferrable for each person to do the reporting, since they may already have existing prover account. Anyway, the process is fairly simple, so it shouldn't be an issue.

EDIT:- A new 294-k dat file is coming soon!

Out of commission
 

Hi guys. Today was my last day on my work project, and on Sunday I fly to Dhaka, in Bangladesh, where I will live for the next three years.

I did leave the work computer on, but someone already appears to have shut it down, so no more contribution from that PC to the project :(

So I will not have time for a little while to contribute to the search. Hope you find many primes, all juicy ones

Regards

Robert Smith

Next one ;)

330836*5^107328-1 is prime!
[url]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78625[/url]

287288*5^108686-1
 

[QUOTE=tnerual;88708]i guess :

next in the 24h by helix_von_smelix, riesel part[/QUOTE]

Wow! That was some prediction. Anyway, congrats to helix_von_smelix.

[url]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78632[/url]

A new 291 k dat file is on its way.

[QUOTE=axn1;88753]Wow! That was some prediction. Anyway, congrats to helix_von_smelix.

[/QUOTE]

not too difficult: look at previous days number of test.

from 8/10/2006 at 22H00 gmt to 9/10/2006 18h00 gmt, helix was pushing a little (response to carlos, helix wanted to stomp him and carlos added a prime to the 24 h challenge ... )
i was aware of the challenge so easy to guess the prime and the finder !

Laurent

217592*5^157128-1 is prime!

This the heaviest weighted k and will remove more than 60000 entries from the srsieve.data file, a 1% reduction in the size of that file.

Oddly enough, this one I just started two weeks ago while the each of the other k I have reserved have yielded no primes after many weeks...

Pity
 

Ah...
316714*5^106843-1 just fell off the top-5000 list...
only 22 on them now, 330836*5^107328-1 ready to fall anytime

[QUOTE=michaf;89163]Ah...
316714*5^106843-1 just fell off the top-5000 list...
only 22 on them now, 330836*5^107328-1 ready to fall anytime[/QUOTE]

yes i know, it was my first and only prime in top 5000 :smile: and now i'm not anymore a famous mathematician :cry: but only a stupid computer addict :sick:

no no i will not buy a new c2d :no: ... unless i sell the olds P3 ...:blush:

Laurent

Ah well, I already have had 'plenty' of primes in it, since 1998 or summat like that, and all but four of them have fallen off :glare: .
Now I'm hoping for a few here...

One is stuck at 480 now, so that one will take a while to fall off. The chen-prime is a particularly nice one, took over 10 days to verify... (compared to the minus 770 seconds for my largest one... (yes... minus))

(if interested, see prover codes g61 & p180)

And oh... I bought a athlon 64-X2 especially for this project (and because my other PC went boogers)

[url=http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78675]346078*5^176421-1[/url] is prime!

Hello Robert in Bangladesh!

187234*5^111831-1 is prime
[url]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78677[/url]