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May 2007
Kansas; USA
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Nice detective work Willem! Just like we use base 2 primes for bases 4, 16, and 256 and other powers of 2. Gary |
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#321 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
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On May 16th, JapelPrime reported completion to n=230K on Sierp base 9.
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#322 |
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Mar 2006
Germany
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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. |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
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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! ![]() If you get tired of it at some point, I'll make a team drive out of it. Gary |
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#324 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
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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 |
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#325 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
101×103 Posts |
I moved all discussion about the Riesel base 24 algebraic factor issues to the newly renamed algebraic factor issues base 24 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 |
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Quasi Admin Thing
May 2005
2·3·7·23 Posts |
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on your e-mail...KEP! Last fiddled with by KEP on 2008-05-23 at 14:30 |
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#327 |
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Quasi Admin Thing
May 2005
3C616 Posts |
KEP is reporting 46 following primes (41 individual k's, had forgotten some scripting
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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 Thank you! KEP Last fiddled with by gd_barnes on 2008-05-25 at 01:06 Reason: Added 'code' tag around primes |
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#328 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
101×103 Posts |
Thanks to both of you for the work on each side of Base 19.
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#329 | |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
101×103 Posts |
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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 |
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Quasi Admin Thing
May 2005
2×3×7×23 Posts |
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... it's all about the eyes I guess
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