general Mersenne

2004-02-08, 17:52

And no I dont mean a man of the army!

Here is a fundamental question I pose to 15k.
How many tests are required by using the best 15k, to find a prime, with an n the size of 756839.
Using RMA, we need to test about 12000 candidates! (after proper sieving)

Blocks will be available for LLR testing next weekend 2/15/04, for M32, and M33
765839 & 859433 respectively.

2004-02-19, 16:46

Version 1.0 is available next week 2/25/04 !

It is available for manual use only, but it will soon be fully automated.
It combines an easy to use interface, with our favorite programs Newpgen/LLR/PRP.
The complete version will be full automated, between appropriate softwares, depending on their productivity. Namely their speed at elimating candidates from the orginal file.

Shane F. TTn

2004-03-12, 01:25

Version 1.4 is available for anyone interested,...
Unfortunately it weighs in at a whoping 7.33 Mb.
I would prefer you obtain a hardcopy from me anyway, by emailing me your name address zip, to divineprime1@netzero.com
Free Tshirts available at request.

It is well worth it, because sieving and tesing is only one step away.

Oh yea 15k fixed k, and fixed n is now supported.
The argument for fixed n, that have many dense or prolifirous 15k, is still uninvestigated. This was one of the original intentions of study.

cyrix · 2004-03-12, 13:52

TTn,
is there a place, where I can download your program?

Cyrix

2004-03-13, 17:20

My web site still isn't up yet

but ASAP I will get this easily accessible.
If you know of someone, or somplace available that I could upload an application of this size ?? (7.5+Mb)
Also I can make seperate cabs, and try to email them all to you.

Thanks for interest,
Shane F.

jocelynl · 2004-03-13, 17:31

Hi Shane,

I suggest you ask Mark [SlashDude] He might give you access to 15k.org

Joss

ET_ · 2004-03-13, 17:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by TTn

My web site still isn't up yet

but ASAP I will get this easily accessible.
If you know of someone, or somplace available that I could upload an application of this size ?? (7.5+Mb)
Also I can make seperate cabs, and try to email them all to you.

Thanks for interest,
Shane F.

If you need, I could temporarily host ranges and instructions on my sites (http://www.gimps.it and http://www.moreware.org) creating a totally new page for it, with links to 15k.org

Luigi

2004-03-13, 19:01

Thanks Luigi!
Looks like mark wants to help too.

I should have been a little more coordinated about this.
I have 216091 file sieved, here
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/primenumbers/files/RMA/

The others are sieved up to 150 trillion or so, but are still split across several machines. I'll get back to you on these.

thanks again
Shane f.

2004-03-13, 20:37

RMA can be downloaded here:
http://www.15k.org/rma/

Thanks Mark!

2004-03-13, 20:51

Thanks Joss,
Also for your p-1 freeware!

Quote:

Originally Posted by jocelynl

Hi Shane,

I suggest you ask Mark [SlashDude] He might give you access to 15k.org

Joss

SlashDude · 2004-03-13, 20:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by TTn

RMA can be downloaded here:
http://www.15k.org/rma/

Thanks Mark!

no problem

All the files are rar'd into the http://www.15k.org/rma/rma.rar file

2004-02-08, 17:52	#1
Val 1011010101100₂ Posts	general Mersenne And no I dont mean a man of the army! Here is a fundamental question I pose to 15k. How many tests are required by using the best 15k, to find a prime, with an n the size of 756839. Using RMA, we need to test about 12000 candidates! (after proper sieving) Blocks will be available for LLR testing next weekend 2/15/04, for M32, and M33 765839 & 859433 respectively. Last fiddled with by Val on 2004-02-08 at 17:54 Reason: not completely described

2004-03-12, 01:25	#3
TTn 2³×3×5×7 Posts	RMA now includes 15k fixed k and n option Version 1.4 is available for anyone interested,... Unfortunately it weighs in at a whoping 7.33 Mb. I would prefer you obtain a hardcopy from me anyway, by emailing me your name address zip, to divineprime1@netzero.com Free Tshirts available at request. It is well worth it, because sieving and tesing is only one step away. Oh yea 15k fixed k, and fixed n is now supported. The argument for fixed n, that have many dense or prolifirous 15k, is still uninvestigated. This was one of the original intentions of study. Last fiddled with by TTn on 2004-03-12 at 01:29

2004-03-13, 19:01	#8
TTn 1000001100001₂ Posts	Thanks Luigi! Looks like mark wants to help too. I should have been a little more coordinated about this. I have 216091 file sieved, here http://groups.yahoo.com/group/primenumbers/files/RMA/ The others are sieved up to 150 trillion or so, but are still split across several machines. I'll get back to you on these. thanks again Shane f. Last fiddled with by TTn on 2004-03-13 at 19:01

2004-03-13, 20:37	#9
TTn 2²×3×5×149 Posts	RMA RMA can be downloaded here: http://www.15k.org/rma/ Thanks Mark!

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2004-02-19, 16:46	#2
Val 11·383 Posts	Version 1.0 is available next week 2/25/04 ! It is available for manual use only, but it will soon be fully automated. It combines an easy to use interface, with our favorite programs Newpgen/LLR/PRP. The complete version will be full automated, between appropriate softwares, depending on their productivity. Namely their speed at elimating candidates from the orginal file. Shane F. TTn

2004-03-12, 13:52	#4
cyrix Jul 2003 Thuringia; Germany 2×29 Posts	TTn, is there a place, where I can download your program? Cyrix

2004-03-13, 17:20	#5
TTn 2·5·439 Posts	My web site still isn't up yet but ASAP I will get this easily accessible. If you know of someone, or somplace available that I could upload an application of this size ?? (7.5+Mb) Also I can make seperate cabs, and try to email them all to you. Thanks for interest, Shane F.

2004-03-13, 17:31	#6
jocelynl Sep 2002 100000110₂ Posts	Hi Shane, I suggest you ask Mark [SlashDude] He might give you access to 15k.org Joss