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Xentar · 2006-11-27, 09:54

Only a few tests missing, then we did it

michaf · 2006-11-28, 17:11

Seems like he did it again:

49804*5^150688+1 is prime

Congrats! :)

axn · 2006-11-28, 20:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaf

Seems like he did it again:

49804*5^150688+1 is prime

Congrats! :)

And one more 102482*5^151833+1

:surprised

michaf · 2006-11-28, 22:04

more, more, more! :)

tnerual · 2006-11-28, 22:18

it's top 2000 both side now ... congrats to pcz once again

rover · 2006-11-28, 23:18

http://www.sr5.psp-project.de/s5stats.html

The last table on the output of the given link shows the number of open 'n':

Open n per block(Shown upto 2.0Mil):
upper_bound amount
100000 ---------> 4
125000 --------> 32
150000 --------> 73
175000 -----> 15920
...

That is where we stand, the server gives out tests with n>150000.

When I look one table above this one on the same html-page, then I miss the 4 values for 75000>n<100000.

The table contains the following header:

kvalue|weight|min n untested|max n tested|...

There is no 'min n untested' beyond 131011.

Where are the missed tests?

ltd · 2006-11-28, 23:28

Due to the fact that we had lots of test that needed recovery the stats use a filter to only show min n tested >100000.

rogue · 2006-11-29, 00:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaf

Seems like he did it again:

49804*5^150688+1 is prime

Congrats! :)

I can't believe it. I was testing Phil's code from 150000 to 151000 on all remaining n and stopped at about 150680. I was so looking forward to knocking one off with his code and would have done so had I waited another day.

em99010pepe · 2006-11-30, 23:25

Another one:

http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78936

jasong · 2006-11-30, 23:56

I may rejoin this project just to try to get us in the top-1000.

axn · 2006-12-03, 15:25

177418*5^154971-1 is prime! (http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78949)

Congrats to Phased_Array!

2006-11-28, 23:18	#259
rover Aug 2006 Germany 13 Posts	Question to the stats for sierpinski / missing values... http://www.sr5.psp-project.de/s5stats.html The last table on the output of the given link shows the number of open 'n': Open n per block(Shown upto 2.0Mil): upper_bound amount 100000 ---------> 4 125000 --------> 32 150000 --------> 73 175000 -----> 15920 ... That is where we stand, the server gives out tests with n>150000. When I look one table above this one on the same html-page, then I miss the 4 values for 75000>n<100000. The table contains the following header: kvalue\|weight\|min n untested\|max n tested\|... There is no 'min n untested' beyond 131011. Where are the missed tests? Last fiddled with by rover on 2006-11-28 at 23:20

2006-11-30, 23:25	#262
em99010pepe Sep 2004 2×5×283 Posts	Another one: http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78936 Last fiddled with by em99010pepe on 2006-11-30 at 23:25

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2006-11-27, 09:54	#254
Xentar Sep 2006 11×17 Posts	Only a few tests missing, then we did it

2006-11-28, 17:11	#255
michaf Jan 2005 479 Posts	Seems like he did it again: 49804*5^150688+1 is prime Congrats! :)

2006-11-28, 22:04	#257
michaf Jan 2005 479 Posts	more, more, more! :)

2006-11-28, 22:18	#258
tnerual Oct 2006 7·37 Posts	it's top 2000 both side now ... congrats to pcz once again

2006-11-28, 23:28	#260
ltd Apr 2003 2²·193 Posts	Due to the fact that we had lots of test that needed recovery the stats use a filter to only show min n tested >100000.

2006-11-30, 23:56	#263
jasong "Jason Goatcher" Mar 2005 3·7·167 Posts	I may rejoin this project just to try to get us in the top-1000.

2006-12-03, 15:25	#264
axn Jun 2003 2²·3·421 Posts	177418*5^154971-1 is prime! (http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=78949) Congrats to Phased_Array!