Downloading and printing Mersenne Primes

PrimeCrazzy · 2005-12-30, 03:31

Is there a web site where I can download all the Mersenne primes and print them with a maximum of printing options? I would like to create a book of all known Mersenne primes that can be updated when a new one is found. I would like the flexibility to use any size paper and font when creating this book.

Orgasmic Troll · 2005-12-30, 04:02

Step 1: http://www.arsfoodcourt.com/43.txt

Step 2: microsoft word

Orgasmic Troll · 2005-12-30, 04:12

btw, with times new roman at 12 pt, I fit around 3300 characters on a standard 8.5" x 11" page, so it'll take over 2700 pages just to print M43, and that file (43.txt) is 4.2 MB

markr · 2005-12-30, 04:23

For a much smaller download, use the mprint program (search the forums, I know there are links to it) and you can have any mersenne number you want.

casevh · 2005-12-30, 06:37

If you program in Python, you can also look at DecInt.

http://home.comcast.net/~casevh/

It is designed for general purpose calculations with decimal formatted integers. With assistance from GMPY, it is about half the speed of mprint.

Xyzzy · 2005-12-30, 16:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by PrimeCrazzy

Is there a web site where I can download all the Mersenne primes...

http://www.mersennewiki.org/index.php/Mersenne_primes

The Ars Food Court link is a temporary one due to the demand for that file right now. The official link is on the wiki page. It gets forwarded as needed.

2005-12-30, 03:31	#1
PrimeCrazzy Dec 2005 2×7 Posts	Downloading and printing Mersenne Primes Is there a web site where I can download all the Mersenne primes and print them with a maximum of printing options? I would like to create a book of all known Mersenne primes that can be updated when a new one is found. I would like the flexibility to use any size paper and font when creating this book.

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2005-12-30, 04:02	#2
Orgasmic Troll Cranksta Rap Ayatollah Jul 2003 641 Posts	Step 1: http://www.arsfoodcourt.com/43.txt Step 2: microsoft word

2005-12-30, 04:12	#3
Orgasmic Troll Cranksta Rap Ayatollah Jul 2003 641 Posts	btw, with times new roman at 12 pt, I fit around 3300 characters on a standard 8.5" x 11" page, so it'll take over 2700 pages just to print M43, and that file (43.txt) is 4.2 MB

2005-12-30, 04:23	#4
markr "Mark" Feb 2003 Sydney 3·191 Posts	For a much smaller download, use the mprint program (search the forums, I know there are links to it) and you can have any mersenne number you want.

2005-12-30, 06:37	#5
casevh Dec 2005 27₈ Posts	If you program in Python, you can also look at DecInt. http://home.comcast.net/~casevh/ It is designed for general purpose calculations with decimal formatted integers. With assistance from GMPY, it is about half the speed of mprint.