Report top-5000 primes for k=1003-3000 - Page 35

vaughan · 2009-04-22, 13:27

1851*2^558458-1 is new prime
1827*2^559128-1 is new prime.

Razor_FX_II · 2009-04-22, 13:39

1503*2^559427-1 is prime

PCZ · 2009-04-22, 14:42

Razor FX II
Congrats on finding a prime.

Have you created an account at the top 5000 site yet ?

IronBits · 2009-04-22, 14:57

Added 87825 : 1601*2^558478-1 (168122 digits)
Added 87826 : 1801*2^558523-1 (168136 digits)

Razor_FX_II · 2009-04-22, 15:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by PCZ

Razor FX II
Congrats on finding a prime.

Have you created an account at the top 5000 site yet ?

Yes but I do not see NPLB as a proof method. What should I use to submit the prime?

kar_bon · 2009-04-22, 15:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Razor_FX_II

Yes but I do not see NPLB as a proof method. What should I use to submit the prime?

no, the proof method is "LLR".

also "Srsieve" and "PrimeSearch" have to be included.

Razor_FX_II · 2009-04-22, 15:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by kar_bon

no, the proof method is "LLR".

also "Srsieve" and "PrimeSearch" have to be included.

Well I selected "LLR" but there is no "Srsieve" or "Primesearch"
Do I also select other and type those in?

kar_bon · 2009-04-22, 15:44

first choose 'Jean Penné's LLR' as proof method

second, in the inputfield (where 'none' is displayed)
insert 'PrimeSearch, Srsieve' and submit entry.

mdettweiler · 2009-04-22, 15:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by kar_bon

first choose 'Jean Penné's LLR' as proof method

second, in the inputfield (where 'none' is displayed)
insert 'PrimeSearch, Srsieve' and submit entry.

Note: with the recent changes, this will now be "NPLB, Srsieve" in the input field instead of "PrimeSearch, Srsieve".

(That is, unless that hasn't been changed over just yet with all the behind-the-scenes stuff...)

kar_bon · 2009-04-22, 15:47

look here http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...28&postcount=1 too.

'NPLB' will changed into 'PrimeSearch' for now!

see here http://primes.utm.edu/bios/search.php for 'All Projects'

gd_barnes · 2009-04-22, 15:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Note: with the recent changes, this will now be "NPLB, Srsieve" in the input field instead of "PrimeSearch, Srsieve".

(That is, unless that hasn't been changed over just yet with all the behind-the-scenes stuff...)

NO!! Not yet. I will announce that and modify every existing place here in these threads with those instructions. Bottom line to create a new proof code, select Jean Penne's LLR and in the little box that says "None" enter WITH the comma and it has to be case specific:

PrimeSearch, srsieve

That's it.

Gary

2009-04-22, 14:42	#377
PCZ Jun 2006 Chertsey Surrey UK 546₈ Posts	Razor FX II Congrats on finding a prime. Have you created an account at the top 5000 site yet ? Last fiddled with by PCZ on 2009-04-22 at 14:42

2009-04-22, 15:47	#384
kar_bon Mar 2006 Germany 2²·727 Posts	look here http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...28&postcount=1 too. 'NPLB' will changed into 'PrimeSearch' for now! see here http://primes.utm.edu/bios/search.php for 'All Projects' Last fiddled with by kar_bon on 2009-04-22 at 15:51

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2009-04-22, 15:44	#382
kar_bon Mar 2006 Germany 2²·727 Posts	first choose 'Jean Penné's LLR' as proof method second, in the inputfield (where 'none' is displayed) insert 'PrimeSearch, Srsieve' and submit entry.