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#100 |
Feb 2012
Paris, France
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(2^13191*113-1)/903 is prime, N-1 proof, done.
(2^13257*71-1)/36351 is prime, N-1 proof, done. (2^13261*3-1)/5 is prime, N-1 proof, done. (2^13285*33-1)/65 is prime, N-1 proof, done. (2^13331*27-1)/215 is prime, N-1 proof, done. (2^13503*159-1)/1271 is prime, N-1 proof, done. (easy thanks to henryzz's prp_provable.txt above) |
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#101 |
Feb 2012
Paris, France
7·23 Posts |
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(2^10125*25-1)/799, N-1 proof, done.
(2^10326*47-1)/3007, N-1 proof, done. (2^10334*37-1)/147, N-1 proof, done. (2^10421*53-1)/1695, N-1 proof, done. (2^10663*23-1)/2943, N-1 proof, done. (2^10712*97-1)/387, N-1 proof, done. (2^10874*7-1)/27, N-1 proof, done. 2^11647-127, N-1 proof, done. (2^14258*17-1)/67, N-1 proof, done. (2^14942*23-1)/91, N-1 proof, done. (2^15916*67-1)/1071, N-1 proof, done. (2^18879*5-1)/39, N-1 proof, done. (thanks to henryzz's prp_provable.txt). Uploading the certificate for ((10^3741*245+43)/9+1)/36 allowed an N+1 proof of (10^3741*245+43)/9. |
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#102 |
"William"
May 2003
New Haven
22·593 Posts |
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Browsing the smallest PRPs, I found 2^1502*12-5, easily helped to a N-1 proof.
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#103 |
"William"
May 2003
New Haven
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Here's something new, at least in this thread!
This number is (p^3-1)/(13*(p-1)). N-1 has factors of (p-3) and (p+4). This works when the other factors of the cyclotomic (the 13 in this case) can be expressed as k*(k+1)+1. The factors of N-1 are (p-k) and (p+k+1). In loading some OddPerfect factorizations, I've also seen cases with k=1, 2, 4, 9, 28, 60, 68 and 353 although most of those did not produce enough primes to finish the N-1 proof. This one worked with k=3, too. This one worked with k=2 |
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#104 |
"Daniel Jackson"
May 2011
14285714285714285714
32·79 Posts |
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Can you please tell me the value of p?
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#106 |
Sep 2010
Scandinavia
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Here are a bunch of 3-PRPs of the form (p^q-1)/(p-1).
Some have proof in the db, some have been proven by Andy Steward et al. and many have never been proven. |
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#107 |
"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
26AF16 Posts |
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For the low-hanging fruit, the Konyagin-Pomerance can be easily run on more of them -- those that have 30-33.33% factored N+-1. It is a simple script (unlike CHG); easily automated.
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#108 |
"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
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#109 |
"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
3·3,301 Posts |
![]() 10^9999+658628^3-1 10^9999+1301728^3-1 10^9999+2877590^3-1 10^9999+1570022^3-1 PRP cofactors: Code:
(10^3333+1301728)/2^5/5311159/44622313/375265619 has 3309 digits (10^3333+2877590)/4290 has 3330 digits (10^3333+658628)/2/2/3501/32612383/1523444177 has 3313 digits (10^3333+1570022)/2/133461/134268923417549 has 3314 digits There's one more, I'll do it myself: 10^9999+2779222^3-1 |
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#110 |
"William"
May 2003
New Haven
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