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#1 |
Sep 2003
A1A16 Posts |
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Look for all prime exponents that have long strings of identical digits (all digits but one identical).
Eliminate those that have been factored or verified composite. What's left? DoubleCheck=11111119,64,1 Test=55555553,64,0 DoubleCheck=59999999,71,1 Test=71111111,64,0 Edit: formerly was: Test=55555553,58,0 Test=71111111,60,0 Edited as per following post. Last fiddled with by GP2 on 2003-10-10 at 21:32 |
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#2 |
Feb 2003
163 Posts |
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M55555553 no factor to 2^64, WZ1: 154A71BC
M71111111 no factor to 2^64, WZ1: AA89D93C see new nofactor file |
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#3 |
"Jason Goatcher"
Mar 2005
1101101100112 Posts |
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I know this is an old thread, but what about patterns where the digit that's different isn't on the end of the exponent?
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