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"Mark"
Apr 2003
Between here and the
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I have attached results for a few more bases.
S564, 6 k remain, largest prime is 112*564^8205+1 S634, 4 k remain, largest prime is 121*634^14936+1 S656, 9 k remain, largest prime is 125*656^24631+1 S748, 3 k remain, largest prime is 36*748^24344+1 S753, 3 k remain, largest prime is 66*753^11920+1 S941, 1 k remain, largest prime is 156*941^23309+1 S977, 9 k remain, largest prime is 80*977^18615+1 All tested to n=25000. All released. |
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#827 |
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Jun 2008
Wollongong, .au
3·61 Posts |
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Jun 2008
Wollongong, .au
3·61 Posts |
Taking Riesel 578 out for a spin. CK=142, 23 k-values remain at n=2500. Will run it to n=25e3.
Used new-bases-4.3 and pfgw 3.3.6. Initial results attached, (as per Gary's request in another thread.) Last fiddled with by paleseptember on 2010-09-22 at 00:21 Reason: Forgot the attachment |
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#829 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
29×359 Posts |
OK, thanks. One note: You could go ahead and only reserve the base right now and wait until later to attach/send the primes and k's remaining for n<=2500. When you reach n=25K, then you can send those files plus an additional file of primes for n=2500-25K. With some rare exceptions on large-conjectured bases, I don't show statuses for n<10K to avoid much extra admin effort. I only show them as "testing just started".
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Jun 2008
Wollongong, .au
3·61 Posts |
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I suppose it doesn't hurt to have a record of the results on the forum servers, just in case my computer goes bang. I'll rename the files appropriately, and try not to mix them up. Tangent: did you get the R603 files? I wasn't sure how to process them to obtain the salient details. If there is anything else I should do, please PM me or email. Am not wishing to cause you extra work. Thanks! |
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#831 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
29·359 Posts |
Yes I got them. It will take me a little while to process them and show the info. on the pages.
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
29·359 Posts |
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From the files sent, there are 112 k's remaining at n=2500, 60 k's with primes for n=2500-25K, and so 52 k's remaining at n=25K. Check your Email about possible CPU time savings in the future. Thanks for your effort on this! ![]() Gary |
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#833 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
242538 Posts |
The following are complete to n=25K and released:
R778; k=21, 56, 404, 534, 590, & 657 remain; highest prime 248*778^3913-1 R813; k=34, 76, 118, 122, & 142 remain; highest prime 158*813^9237-1 R816; k=18, 113, 204, & 214 remain; highest prime 277*816^14926-1 R873; k=70, 94, 104, & 114 remain; highest prime 36*873^11719-1 R958; k=8, 83, 120, & 162 remain; highest prime 134*958^10565-1 Only 2 more "6kers at n=5K" to go. |
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#834 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
1041110 Posts |
With the 6-kers nearing completion, I'll reserve all remaining 7-kers to n=25K as follows:
R643 R680 R780 R893 R948 S678 S806 S873 S911 S922 ...and one 8-ker with a conjecture > 1100: S507 |
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"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
2·47·101 Posts |
64*99563550+1 (190514 digits, Generalized Fermat) proves S995.
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#836 |
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May 2008
Wilmington, DE
22·23·31 Posts |
Sierp 836 the last k, tested n=25K-100K. Nothing found.
Results emailed. Base released |
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