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1732-1734 complete, no primes
Taking 1738-1740 |
1738-1740 complete, no primes.
Taking 1740-1742 |
Taking the average gap between primes for k=15 and extrapolating, the
next prime would be around n=1.72M..right where we are LLRing at the moment. No guarantees of course :wink:, but an interesting statistic. Taking the maximum gap between primes and extrapolating with that would put the next prime at n=3.8M :shock: |
1734-1736 complete, no primes.
Taking 1742-1744. 3.8M is several years away and besides, this batch is sieved only to 3M! Let's hope the next one appears much sooner... |
1722-1732 complete, no primes.
Taking 1744-1746. |
1736-1738 complete, no primes.
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1744-1746 complete, no primes.
Taking 1746-1748. |
Taking 1748-1750.
1742-1744 complete, no primes. |
1740-1742 complete, no primes.
Taking 1750-1752 |
1746-1748 complete, no primes.
Taking 1752-1754. |
1748-1750 complete, no primes.
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