10+ table - Page 13

xilman · 2011-04-10, 19:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by bdodson

I was wondering whether you have any inputs that don't require me to get an ecm server running?

Thanks for the offer. I'll contact you by email with some proposals for you to consider. I have a whole bunch of Somewhat Wanted Numbers (to misapply a phrase popularized by SSW) that are way beyond the abilities of NFS and which have already been subjected to fairly significant attentions from me.

Thanks,

Paul

frmky · 2011-10-22, 06:08

NFS@Home has completed 10,274+ by SNFS. In this case, I decided to complete only a bit more than the minimum required sieving and let the local cluster deal with a 24.6M matrix. It took a bit over two weeks to solve using eight Core 2 quads connected with Infiniband. The factors are below, and the log is attached.

Code:

prp77 factor: 11621897163409200201223887528138662702903389700229845471814520224606678003269
prp88 factor: 1651732052430074361873884440693609861769561877782463897348222686035759826875067120033981
prp90 factor: 178720049686128661890023146702383771619725932844782734965468342419910154928823674286045929

LaurV · 2011-10-25, 05:20

Nice split! Congrats!

frmky · 2012-01-19, 23:53

10,590M has been done since New Years day. Here's the log.

Code:

prp101 factor: 75037358034332057078790154693096980495187922731710294362515981973078279750268757439593899891657607361
prp112 factor: 2907131293216055549329555883885796814746678687962202509667060729657495398875648698596222904827974545076532182201

frmky · 2012-05-28, 05:16

NFS@Home has finished 10,305+.

Code:

prp75 factor: 455137305294745983623339076793154863893252334886652646220893202880060879281
prp135 factor: 987514761750377314044686248115773927874277757916135263387950191846440664775915261101432242060019802343954353410785845186369572771804641

frmky · 2013-09-18, 18:47

10,770M is done by GNFS.

Code:

prp102 factor: 647799461893729229242068652342456021003805852058736425973158141325454469108253161834095467738437014341
prp111 factor: 134256998785836474976015607982571963551270283137941042874774137056296920871596155201605656692318262737865636321

Batalov · 2013-09-18, 18:50

A tough one! Congrats!

(You may want to make M.Kamada's day, too, by dropping him a line. He is interested in Phi_10(x)'s)

frmky · 2016-02-26, 19:37

NFS@Home has finished 10,298+.

Code:

p128 factor: 12463671098882718881327685400890631793963396331809714158641277443477408779299864788341586092901595083520271865575162918829366361
p139 factor: 8895507508554837180752614096475159767380814608706479209439730943455128688243292437421408196724545840220038878927488419955380770391177802169

henryzz · 2016-02-27, 11:40

I note that the number of relations being passed to msieve is rising. We haven't heard of any failures due to the large dataset bug lately. Has this been fixed? Has the barrier just been pushed a little higher?

pinhodecarlos · 2016-03-01, 20:43

Greg, please update project with this result.
Thank you in advance.

Max0526 · 2016-10-12, 13:15

Sooner or later nfs@home, Kurt Beschorner, ryanp, or someone else will need it:

Code:

Msieve v. 1.52 (SVN 958)
R0: -211749473706922200328618506605766270339
R1: 25149014102345040136349927
A0: -64775438425752496430873578692913572727347501664
A1: 53063705532362222569585460244930918034
A2: 34917546543547006314477513393123
A3: -100918039437211814160901
A4: -1955199543988376
A5: 784320
skew 150000000.00, size 2.436e-019, alpha -6.959, combined = 7.240e-015

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
5+ table	garo	Cunningham Tables	100	2021-01-04 22:36
7+ table	garo	Cunningham Tables	86	2021-01-04 22:35
6+ table	garo	Cunningham Tables	80	2021-01-04 22:33
5- table	garo	Cunningham Tables	82	2020-03-15 21:47
6- table	garo	Cunningham Tables	41	2016-08-04 04:24

2011-10-25, 05:20	#135
LaurV Romulan Interpreter Jun 2011 Thailand 23·419 Posts	Nice split! Congrats!

2013-09-18, 18:50	#139
Batalov "Serge" Mar 2008 Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2 2⁴·593 Posts	A tough one! Congrats! (You may want to make M.Kamada's day, too, by dropping him a line. He is interested in Phi_10(x)'s)

2016-02-27, 11:40	#141
henryzz Just call me Henry "David" Sep 2007 Cambridge (GMT/BST) 5,881 Posts	I note that the number of relations being passed to msieve is rising. We haven't heard of any failures due to the large dataset bug lately. Has this been fixed? Has the barrier just been pushed a little higher?

2016-03-01, 20:43	#142
pinhodecarlos "Carlos Pinho" Oct 2011 Milton Keynes, UK 11523₈ Posts	Greg, please update project with this result. Thank you in advance.