Forum: Proth Prime Search
2020-07-31, 22:13
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the new largest known G-M norm
After a rather depressing gap a curiously strong mint was found:
215317227 + 27658614 + 1 is the new largest known prime Gaussian-Mersenne norm (https://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=131043) ...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2020-06-19, 20:14
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2020-05-29, 23:01
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2015-01-02, 16:17
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2015-01-01, 00:29
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I'll have a look at adapting the Cyclo program...
I'll have a look at adapting the Cyclo program for Gaussian- (and Eisenstein-)Mersennes.
Then we may have a great boost to find the next sequence members on GPUs.
And we already have a GPU sieve.
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-09-08, 01:16
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3.5-3.85M range is complete
The 3.5-3.85M range is complete. The report is attached. 1 GM was found.
The J.Penne file <<gmfcandidates.txt>> had 1537 candidates removed out of 23172 prime numbers in this interval. For QC,...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-09-06, 22:38
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Thanks! ;-)
Granted, the expected number of...
Thanks! ;-)
Granted, the expected number of GM+GQs was << 1 in this interval.
You mentioned that you had ~8 cores? With them, you could have reached this number, from end of Feb to mid- or end...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-09-06, 16:34
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23704053 + 21852027 + 1 is prime...
23704053 + 21852027 + 1 is prime (http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=118452)
There is ~5 AVX CPU-years of work in this interval (or ~8 non-AVX years), and this was waiting in the middle of...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-09-05, 01:00
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-09-04, 21:54
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-09-03, 17:45
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I'd like to verify that GM(4792057) is the...
I'd like to verify that GM(4792057) is the Gaussian Mersenne norm #39.
I can double-check everything up to 3.5M+delta, and check up to 3.85M, if this range is now abandoned. If it is not abandoned,...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-05-16, 03:08
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-09, 07:16
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Not at this time. You simply get all factors in...
Not at this time. You simply get all factors in the requested bitrange. It is running the program that is computationally expensive (and the runtime is the same* regardless if you are searching for...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-09, 00:41
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They might be good for the people who would...
They might be good for the people who would rather run it as they would mfaktc (with just libcudart64_55_....dll in the same directory; I don't know how volatile the libcudart64_60 will be). I...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-08, 06:18
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-08, 05:45
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CUDA 6.0...
CUDA 6.0 (http://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2014/03/05/cuda-6-available/)-pre. Uh-oh. Well, let's dive in, then.
EDIT: replace with strtoll() or whatever...
... or I can write in 10 seconds a short...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-07, 15:55
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Update: for GMs, I have passed 5M.
I have...
Update: for GMs, I have passed 5M.
I have left some GQ-only candidates behind (but they are done to 4.7M and there was a GQ at 4.5M); I will pull up that slack a bit later.
P.S. Jerry wrote...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-07, 03:29
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gmqfaktc-0.20.zip
Ugh*. The attached source should build and hopefully will work.
I've tested it inasmuch that the ouput.c compiles on Windows (it has assembly-less mulmod replacement code, courtesy on JasonP,...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-06, 17:17
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-06, 05:57
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-06, 05:39
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here's something funny...
Hmm... found what was wrong with some of the factors that gmqfaktc was finding. (And why it was not a problem for mfaktc.)
I thought that it was a bug, but it is a feature.
mfaktc first sieves...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-06, 01:39
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It is like mfaktc, e.g.
===worktodo.txt=== ...
It is like mfaktc, e.g.
===worktodo.txt===
Factor=gm,4748941,1,60
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On a GTX780, this test takes a minute, while on an i7 an equivalent test takes half an hour (with 62-bit limit,...
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-05, 20:21
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-05, 18:50
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The debug cases
Here is the short test.
Prerequisites:
1. A 32-bit LLR binary (you can try various versions)
2. Use this llr.ini
FacTo=48
TestGM=1
TestGQ=0
PgenInputFile=test1.txt
PgenOutputFile=out1.txt3....
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Forum: Proth Prime Search
2014-04-05, 18:24
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Replies: 158
Views: 61,698
The missed factors (1st kind) are not dangerous...
The missed factors (1st kind) are not dangerous per se, because they produce false negatives only (a factor is missed), so the candidate lives on, goes through a more computationally expensive N-1...
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