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gd_barnes 2008-05-19 06:33

[quote=Siemelink;133588]Hiho everyone,

I realized yesterday that 25 = 5^2 and that I can use the primes from the base 5 search. So I've gone through all the posts on the Riesel 5 forum. I found 97 primes from the Riesel 5 search that overlap. And there are 69 k's that show up for both conjectures where no prime has been found yet.

I've attached the remaining k's.

Willem.[/quote]


Nice detective work Willem! Just like we use base 2 primes for bases 4, 16, and 256 and other powers of 2.


Gary

gd_barnes 2008-05-19 08:41

On May 16th, JapelPrime reported completion to n=230K on Sierp base 9.

kar_bon 2008-05-19 20:22

Riesel Base 6:
37295*6^65412-1 is prime!

k=1597 upto 167k tested.
k=9577 upto 93k tested.
all other k's tested upto n=65k.

14 k remain for Riesel Base 6.

gd_barnes 2008-05-20 03:52

[quote=kar_bon;133696]Riesel Base 6:
37295*6^65412-1 is prime!

k=1597 upto 167k tested.
k=9577 upto 93k tested.
all other k's tested upto n=65k.

14 k remain for Riesel Base 6.[/quote]

Excellent! Thanks Karsten.

I'm glad to see the good progress on Riesel base 6. I think it's the most important base being worked on here because it is the lowest non-power-of-2 base that is being worked on by this project that is potentially solveable in our lifetime! :smile:

If you get tired of it at some point, I'll make a team drive out of it.


Gary

gd_barnes 2008-05-20 07:08

KEP has sent me an Email that he is releasing Sierp base 12 and Riesel base 27. He has provided a sieved file for Riesel base 27 in the base 3 reservations/statuses thread and there is a link to it on the Riesel reservations web page.

I have asked him if he has a sieved file for Sierp base 12 also.


Gary

gd_barnes 2008-05-21 05:30

I moved all discussion about the Riesel base 24 algebraic factor issues to the newly renamed [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=10279"]algebraic factor issues base 24[/URL] thread, which includes issues related to both Riesel and Sierp base 24.

Micha, see towards the bottom of the thread about k=6 and k=486 being eliminated for Riesel base 24.


Gary

KEP 2008-05-23 14:30

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;133743]KEP has sent me an Email that he is releasing Sierp base 12 and Riesel base 27. He has provided a sieved file for Riesel base 27 in the base 3 reservations/statuses thread and there is a link to it on the Riesel reservations web page.

I have asked him if he has a sieved file for Sierp base 12 also.


Gary[/QUOTE]

Just sent the Base 12 sierpinski to you my friend :smile: on your e-mail...

KEP!

KEP 2008-05-23 15:42

KEP is reporting 46 following primes (41 individual k's, had forgotten some scripting :smile:):

[code]
613806*19^10464+1
490296*19^10478+1
284206*19^10486+1
671214*19^10493+1
326476*19^10524+1
668614*19^10549+1
75066*19^10552+1
555876*19^10630+1
311514*19^10673+1
390316*19^10680+1
22326*19^10692+1
95226*19^10696+1
519606*19^10698+1
209556*19^10760+1
543466*19^10778+1
651744*19^10779+1
526006*19^10792+1
560776*19^10808+1
95824*19^10817+1
555876*19^10832+1
271266*19^10840+1
462816*19^10842+1
290214*19^10847+1
551976*19^10848+1
564384*19^10857+1
39586*19^10858+1
130476*19^10874+1
466834*19^10883+1
245986*19^10892+1
322324*19^10893+1
738924*19^10895+1
202186*19^10906+1
689374*19^10907+1
524356*19^10930+1
372892*19^10935+1
88944*19^10957+1
188904*19^11011+1
506686*19^11022+1
557704*19^11023+1
259374*19^11025+1
616114*19^11059+1
368106*19^11066+1
759636*19^11076+1
439174*19^11089+1
39586*19^11110+1
368106*19^11122+1
[/code]

Hope to bring at least the same amount next week:)

Thank you!

KEP

gd_barnes 2008-05-25 01:07

Thanks to both of you for the work on each side of Base 19. :smile:

gd_barnes 2008-05-25 09:18

[quote=KEP;134112]KEP is reporting 46 following primes (41 individual k's, had forgotten some scripting :smile:):

[code]
613806*19^10464+1
490296*19^10478+1
284206*19^10486+1
671214*19^10493+1
326476*19^10524+1
668614*19^10549+1
75066*19^10552+1
555876*19^10630+1
311514*19^10673+1
390316*19^10680+1
22326*19^10692+1
95226*19^10696+1
519606*19^10698+1
209556*19^10760+1
543466*19^10778+1
651744*19^10779+1
526006*19^10792+1
560776*19^10808+1
95824*19^10817+1
555876*19^10832+1
271266*19^10840+1
462816*19^10842+1
290214*19^10847+1
551976*19^10848+1
564384*19^10857+1
39586*19^10858+1
130476*19^10874+1
466834*19^10883+1
245986*19^10892+1
322324*19^10893+1
738924*19^10895+1
202186*19^10906+1
689374*19^10907+1
524356*19^10930+1
372892*19^10935+1
88944*19^10957+1
188904*19^11011+1
506686*19^11022+1
557704*19^11023+1
259374*19^11025+1
616114*19^11059+1
368106*19^11066+1
759636*19^11076+1
439174*19^11089+1
39586*19^11110+1
368106*19^11122+1
[/code]

Hope to bring at least the same amount next week:)

Thank you!

KEP[/quote]


OK, I agree that you have 46 primes here , but I show that there are 43 separate k-values that can be removed, not 41. This leaves 1582 - 43 = 1539 k's remaining at n=11.12K.


Gary

KEP 2008-05-25 18:21

[QUOTE=gd_barnes;134333]OK, I agree that you have 46 primes here , but I show that there are 43 separate k-values that can be removed, not 41. This leaves 1582 - 43 = 1539 k's remaining at n=11.12K.


Gary[/QUOTE]

Uhhhm, weird, guess it must have been something I've missed, well maybe you will see some repeated k's that gets primed again :smile:... it's all about the eyes I guess :smile:


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