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#2212 |
Sep 2002
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P-1 found a factor in stage #1, B1=532000.
UID: Jwb52z/Clay, M116569127 has a factor: 266249286413989795278289 (P-1, B1=532000) 77.817 bits. |
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#2213 |
"James Heinrich"
May 2004
ex-Northern Ontario
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M29912549 has a 187.551-bit (57-digit) composite (P26+P32) factor: 287459891648315148823191561314349116044826697280023403343 (P-1,B1=1040000,B2=822096990)
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#2215 |
Sep 2002
15158 Posts |
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P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=533000, B2=18463050.
UID: Jwb52z/Clay, M116726293 has a factor: 422214145469417013596137 (P-1, B1=533000, B2=18463050) 78.482 bits. |
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#2216 |
Sep 2002
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P-1 found a factor in stage #1, B1=533000.
UID: Jwb52z/Clay, M116736877 has a factor: 1009149511161291233295431 (P-1, B1=533000) 79.739 bits. |
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#2217 |
Sep 2006
Odenton, MD, USA
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P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=650000, B2=730452492.
UID: harlee/i5-5250U_1600, M1964659 has a factor: 2871582950246945708021469878076620907631 (P-1, B1=650000, B2=730452492) 131.077 bits - should be around #204 on the Top 500 P-1 factors of all time |
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#2218 |
Sep 2002
5·132 Posts |
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P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=524000, B2=18373500.
UID: Jwb52z/Clay, M116761429 has a factor: 69604789456343338573961279 (P-1, B1=524000, B2=18373500) 85.847 bits. |
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#2219 |
"mrh"
Oct 2018
Temecula, ca
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M85324777 has a 166-bit composite factor:
M85324777 has a 85.156-bit (26-digit) factor: 43094916270713943094625681 (P-1,B1=582000,B2=678423900) M85324777 has a 80.869-bit (25-digit) factor: 2207283582140433613611281 (P-1,B1=582000,B2=678423900) |
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#2220 |
Sep 2022
22×3×5 Posts |
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Got my first ECM factor today, incidentally the same day I finished final exams for school.
173734333693076265170382473 divides M222613. Interesting that it was a 27 digit factor, the ECM effort ran on that number before my attempts had the FacMiss of a 25 digit factor of 0.01%, don't know how that translates to 27 digits but I imagine not more than a few percent. So I guess a bit lucky that an easy factor existed and had yet to be found and was mine for the taking, the t35 sized curves found it pretty quick. |
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#2221 |
Sep 2002
5×132 Posts |
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P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=525000, B2=18387450.
UID: Jwb52z/Clay, M116859733 has a factor: 234948870515848091653027807 (P-1, B1=525000, B2=18387450) 87.602 bits. |
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#2222 |
Sep 2002
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P-1 found a factor in stage #1, B1=525000.
UID: Jwb52z/Clay, M116910499 has a factor: 10142756700209147250798455167 (P-1, B1=525000) 93.034 bits. |
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