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85287*2^1890011+1 is Prime.
That was a hard one :smile: Lennart |
[QUOTE=Lennart;265823]85287*2^1890011+1 is Prime.
That was a hard one :smile: Lennart[/QUOTE] :george::george::george: Congrats on yet another huge prime! Once again, the big ones are coming in clumps. Now we just need a 3rd one to make it like a month ago. :smile: |
139*666^178851-1 is prime! (504984 digits)
[URL]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=101882[/URL] |
Every monday should be like today!
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[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial][SIZE=3]43902*31^251859-1[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT="][FONT=Arial][SIZE=3] are prime! [/SIZE][/FONT] [/FONT] |
Nice pair Peter! :smile::wacky:
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Next please
1110*366^154149-1 is prime!
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You are one lucky bustard. ;-)
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Great run Peter! Do you have a search limit on the remaining k's?
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I'm waiting for a few subranges to finish that are running on slower machines. It will probably take until next week, then I can report results for all k's up to n=150k.
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That's what we like, primes in bunches. Congrats Willem and Peter.
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S341
S341 tested n=100K-200K
[URL]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=103427[/URL] 10*341^106008+1 is prime Conjecture proven - ck of 20 |
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