Some Somewhat Easier n^i Sequences Available for Termination - Page 19

EdH · 2022-05-19, 13:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

. . .
All 22 terminated sequences that I've posted here took < 2 hours each on an 8-core machine. Many < 1 hour. True low-lying fruit. :-)

I posted a note with the reservations block to try to have anyone who will take a while, make a reservation, so those of us that are running faster can realize those sequences are being worked. And, yes that low fruit is ripened. By making it readily visible, it seems that we are filling out some of the tables nicely.

garambois · 2022-05-19, 15:53

Thank you very much gd_barnes for all these calculations !
Thank you very much Edwin for keeping this thread going !

unconnected · 2022-05-19, 20:08

Taking

Code:

6^198: 133/116
10^150: 138/110
12^140: 120/110

gd_barnes · 2022-05-20, 06:49

149^57, 157^65, and 167^65 terminate

Happy5214 · 2022-05-20, 14:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by kruoli

Additionally, you would need wc, wget, sed and bc (these do not come with every Linux distribution by default).

Are you sure about that? wget is a ubiquitous GNU utility, while the other three are standardized by POSIX and thus universal on Unix-like systems (even Macs have them, albeit markedly different implementations).

kruoli · 2022-05-20, 15:26

Yes, I am totally sure about at least wget and bc because I know that I had to install them by hand in some situations. I am not totally sure with the other two.

I assume that the most distributions which include a GUI have all of them installed, but since I am working a lot with "minimal installs" and headless installs, there the situation is different.

gd_barnes · 2022-05-20, 20:46

Code:

149^57: Prime - A
157^65: Prime - A
167^65: Prime - A

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

149^57, 157^65, and 167^65 terminate

You missed me again. :-)

EdH · 2022-05-20, 21:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

Code:

149^57: Prime - A
157^65: Prime - A
167^65: Prime - A

You missed me again. :-)

Sorry about that! (I wonder why we have no frown icon. . .) I was sure I had added those, but I've been editing the scripts and having some issues. (I even uploaded a post version with a listing of the working directory, without noticing right away.)

Thanks for keeping me on track and let me know of anything odd in the post.

garambois · 2022-05-21, 08:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by EdH

Sorry about that! (I wonder why we have no frown icon. . .) I was sure I had added those, but I've been editing the scripts and having some issues. (I even uploaded a post version with a listing of the working directory, without noticing right away.)

Thanks for keeping me on track and let me know of anything odd in the post.

It's perfectly normal to make mistakes when you are very active in the community !
Thanks for all your hard work Edwin.
Thanks to everyone else for your work !
I'll try to update this weekend, as the pace of calculations remains steady so far.

EdH · 2022-05-21, 12:21

I ran another full update on post #1. I think I still have all the credits intact (and no directory listing). Let me know if something is amiss.

gd_barnes · 2022-05-21, 16:42

157^59 terminates

2022-05-19, 20:08	#201
unconnected May 2009 Russia, Moscow 2²·5·139 Posts	Taking Code: 6^198: 133/116 10^150: 138/110 12^140: 120/110

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gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 10905₁₀ Posts	149^57, 157^65, and 167^65 terminate

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kruoli "Oliver" Sep 2017 Porta Westfalica, DE 410₁₆ Posts	Yes, I am totally sure about at least wget and bc because I know that I had to install them by hand in some situations. I am not totally sure with the other two. I assume that the most distributions which include a GUI have all of them installed, but since I am working a lot with "minimal installs" and headless installs, there the situation is different.

2022-05-21, 12:21	#208
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2022-05-21, 16:42	#209
gd_barnes May 2007 Kansas; USA 3×5×727 Posts	157^59 terminates