M(57 885 161) is now officially the 48th Mersenne prime!

[Glenn]

This Milestone was announced earlier today:

October 6, 2021: All tests below M(57 885 161) million verified, confirming its place as the 48th Mersenne prime.

This means that the current list of Mersenne Primes needs to be updated to show that milestone. The bottom currently reads:

* Provisional ranking, not all candidates between M43,112,609 and M82,589,933 have been eliminated

M43,112,609 needs to be replaced by M57,885,161.

[Prime95]

Originally Posted by Glenn

This means that the current list of Mersenne Primes needs to be updated to show that milestone. .

Good catch, fixed.

[S485122]

Originally Posted by Prime95

Good catch, fixed.

There remains the graph at the end of the page with the known primes : the dot representing M(57 885 161) must be changed colour from blue to green.

[tuckerkao]

Date: 2021-10-07 First time checks: All exponents below 105 million tested at least once.

Looks like a lot of new milestones have been achieved recently and the website manager is around a day or 2 behind on updating the GIMPS Milestones Report page.

[Zhangrc]

Originally Posted by tuckerkao

Looks like a lot of new milestones have been achieved recently

Much less than last year

[piforbreakfast]

Originally Posted by tuckerkao

Date: 2021-10-07 First time checks: All exponents below 105 million tested at least once.

Looks like a lot of new milestones have been achieved recently and the website manager is around a day or 2 behind on updating the GIMPS Milestones Report page.

Is there a page that lists automated numbers on the lowest exponents tested?

[Uncwilly]

Does the milestones page show what you want? Or can you rephrase what you want to be clearer?
https://www.mersenne.org/report_milestones/

[tuckerkao]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

Does the milestones page show what you want? Or can you rephrase what you want to be clearer?
https://www.mersenne.org/report_milestones/

It'll be nice to show the smallest exponent that is still available to reserve the LL or PRP test especially for some users like DrKirkby who's no longer active now.