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Old 2013-02-01, 06:08   #221
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Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release! Press! Release!
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Old 2013-02-01, 06:38   #222
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A call to Computer Support:
-- Hello! I have a huge problem! Nothing works!
-- What have you tried so far?
-- There's this dialog: and it says "Press any key"!
-- Did you press a key?
-- I did, I did!!
-- Did you release the key?
-- Oh....
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Old 2013-02-01, 06:45   #223
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Perhaps Ernst could enumerate those posts which would give one a one percent range.
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Old 2013-02-01, 07:42   #224
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Hint: (2^p+1)/3 ... is composite.
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Old 2013-02-01, 08:05   #225
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Hint: (2^p+1)/3 ... is composite.
Not much of a hint. The largest known Wagstaff Prime is p=~4M (http://www.primenumbers.net/prptop/searchform.php?form=%282^n%2B1%29%2F3&action=Search).

Are you saying that the p in question has a small factor? Again, not much of a hint. About half of the exponents should have small factor.
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Old 2013-02-01, 10:17   #226
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Yeah, I think so,
...but there's no reason not to drink twice to that toast! (an adapted Russian saying)

MLucas ETA 37 hrs. (7am EST on Friday)
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Time remaining?

_________________________
Mlucas ETA has not changed. Well, ok, it did change. It will be two hours earlier.
It will still be not official - folks, stop devaluing the word "official"!
How can it be official, if there's no official statement?!
Wait for it. :-)
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=867

And now we have reached the ETA for Mlucas.

And the result is ...... ?

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Old 2013-02-01, 10:40   #227
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I keep checking GIMPS to see a formal announcement. I hope it is released within the next few hours, otherwise the message might not be picked up properly by the media and it gets lost in the weekend :(... that would be a shame.
(In Central Europe it is 11:39 AM).
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Old 2013-02-01, 10:40   #228
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The result is affirmative.
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M such and such is a new MERSENNE PRIME!!!
Please send e-mail to ewmayer@... and woltman@...
Email sent.
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Old 2013-02-01, 10:48   #229
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The result is affirmative.

Email sent.
Fantastic!

Waiting for the official announcement now!
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Old 2013-02-01, 11:20   #230
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But that is at best an average property having zilch (or very nearly zilch) to do with the magnitude of any given new prime found.

I will say only that enough data have been leaked in this thread to narrow the exponent to within 1%, without any knowledge of GIMPS server traffic and such. But you have to learn how filter out the obvious noise, and thread sub-discussions which actually take things farther away from the correct direction.

I will explain after the official announcement.
After putting together all the clues in this thread, I've narrowed it down to
Code:
curtisc                    58******  C        Jan 25 2013
curtisc                    59******  C        Jan 25 2013
I'm guessing it is the first one.

Last fiddled with by chalsall on 2013-02-01 at 13:39 Reason: Obscured candidates.
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Old 2013-02-01, 11:45   #231
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After putting together all the clues in this thread, I've narrowed it down to
Code:
curtisc                   58******  C        Jan 25 2013
curtisc                   59******  C        Jan 25 2013
I'm guessing it is the first one.
I thought that "C" meant Composite...
I guess it means Checked !

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