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P R I M E !!!!!!!!!
Hi,
149183*2^1666957+1 is PRP! :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: It has already passed my internal verification and i send it to the official prime pages. If verified it will enter the list at position 24 with 501810 decimal digits. :showoff: :showoff: :showoff: I think i made it again. :whistle: Lars |
Congrats on what is undoubtably a prime :bow:
But really you should verify it prime yourself before submitting it to Chris Caldwell's database :whistle: |
Nicely done!!
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Congratulations ltd! :bounce:
After a long run with no primes, it must be nice to suddenly find one! |
@prime95:
The next good news for you is: it was found with prp2114. :bow: :bow: :bow: Lars |
@paulunderwood:
as i said in my first post: i have verified it on one of my systems before sending it to Chris. Lars |
Congratulations! Excellent news! 13 to go!
Keep it up! Citrix edit: I hope b2's theory that primes comes in bunches holds true for us. |
[QUOTE]@paulunderwood:
as i said in my first post: i have verified it on one of my systems before sending it to Chris.[/QUOTE] :redface: |
Congratulations to Lars and to PSP project.
Carlos PS (Don't forget to update this [url=http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=2665]page[/url].) |
done!
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:w00t: Congrats, what was the weight like for that k? It's good to see another down, hopefully another in the near future.
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