Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-20, 16:04
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Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-19, 12:35
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n=55 [0,1E16] = 229947
n=55 [1E16,2E16] =...
n=55 [0,1E16] = 229947
n=55 [1E16,2E16] = 214250
n=55 [2E16,3E16] = 211102
n=55 [3E16,3.61E16] = 131672
Every 3-prp output by your program was indeed a prime! None failed the tests with PARI.
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Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-16, 13:03
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Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-16, 11:09
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Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-16, 08:41
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Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-13, 16:00
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Forum: Octoproth Search
2006-01-13, 13:59
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Number of octoproths per n
All ranges checked from k=1 to 2^n (where 2^n-k would be 0).
All primes verified with PARI 2.1.7.
n<=26 op=0
n=27 op=1
n=28 op=2
n=29 op=1
n=30 op=1
n=31 op=2
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