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2007-03-15, 18:37
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"Michael Kwok"
Mar 2006
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We're #3 in terms of number of primes found!
TPS and PrimeGrid just made it into the #3 spot: http://primes.utm.edu/bios/top20.php...&by=PrimesRank
Congrats to everyone here and at PrimeGrid!  Any guesses on when we'll be #1? I'm guessing we'll get there on July 12th. |
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2007-03-15, 19:28
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Mar 2007
Berlin, Germany
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2007-03-15, 20:18
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Dec 2006
Anchorage, Alaska
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July 4th fireworks!
Good job guys! Last fiddled with by Skligmund on 2007-03-15 at 20:19 Reason: mind bending isn't it? |
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2007-03-16, 01:44
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Feb 2007
211 Posts |
At least 2 years according to my calculation or more, to get to #1 spot.
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2007-03-16, 13:43
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Jan 2007
.de
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Errrr...
 We'll hit it on September, 1st!
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2007-05-14, 05:42
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Jun 2003
546410 Posts |
You guys were waaaaay off
 Congratulations TPS & PrimeGrid for #1 |
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2007-05-14, 16:38
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Sep 2004
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We're number 1 then? Cool.
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2007-05-15, 23:50
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#1
# 1 is always a great place to be. I have found one of them using BOINC and Primegrid.
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2007-05-16, 20:31
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Sep 2002
Database er0rr
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Unfairly to other "projects", the joint projects Twin Prime Grid and PrimeGrid are currently each getting full credit for the same work. This will most likely be adjusted soon.
 930 primes greater than n=333333 need to be submitted to the top5000 primes for TPS/PG to loose credit for their smallest n=333333 prime. If they find all new primes to make this so and no twin, then the maximum count they can have is 655+930 or 1585 primes, which is equivalent to today's "normailzed score" of 2179. Other projects, teams and individuals are finding primes too though; so they will not actually reach this number of primes in the top5000 -- plus there is the effect of the "adjustment"  I will applaud TPS/PG if they really make #1 spot Last fiddled with by paulunderwood on 2007-05-16 at 20:52 |
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2007-05-17, 00:31
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I don't see why they shouldn't both get full credit for the work, since the 2 projects are really the same one.
Last fiddled with by Joshua2 on 2007-05-17 at 00:32 |
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2007-05-17, 01:18
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"Michael Kwok"
Mar 2006
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Mr. Underwood (and others) might be bitter because other projects got pushed off the list, since TPS/PG occupied two rankings instead of one. For example, the current rankings are:
1.) Primegrid 1.) Twin Prime Search 3.) Prime Internet Eisenstein Search 4.) Riesel Prime Search ...and so on. A solution would be to have: 1.) Primegrid 1.) Twin Prime Search 2.) Prime Internet Eisenstein Search 3.) Riesel Prime Search ...and so on |
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