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NiceMedTexMD · 2005-11-29, 17:57

lsoule and kosmaj,

thanks..! :) I hope I have more coming.. :(

since I took the 2495-2500, what's next?

Mike...

lsoule · 2005-11-29, 18:00

More candidates are on the way. We're always sieving the next ranges
while the testing is going on and try to incorporate the latest sieving
results in the candidate files.

Kosmaj · 2005-11-29, 22:31

You submitted your latest primes without "-1" at the end, see here and they were declarad composites. Please resubmit them. It's the best to copy and paste from the lresults.txt file.

amphoria · 2005-11-30, 07:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kosmaj

You submitted your latest primes without "-1" at the end, see here and they were declarad composites. Please resubmit them. It's the best to copy and paste from the lresults.txt file.

Finger trouble. Spotted almost straight away and re-submitted.

amphoria · 2005-11-30, 07:08

869688105 363237
869688105 363318

Kosmaj · 2005-11-30, 08:08

Congrats!
They are so close to each other!

lsoule · 2005-11-30, 16:53

2904473715*2^247582-1 (74540 digits)

lsoule · 2005-11-30, 18:07

From the team RPS drive
3276742755*2^248386-1 (74782 digits)

lsoule · 2005-11-30, 22:20

371944871*2^217502-1 (65484 digits)

This one's from a very low weight k. Sieving n=0-5000 to 10M yielded
only 67 candidates and 6 primes (compared to 2000 candidates
and 70-80 primes for the usual ks.)

lsoule · 2005-12-01, 06:31

371944871*2^253358-1 (76277 digits)

lsoule · 2005-12-02, 04:05

From the 'choose your own K' section

80555475*2^216575-1 (65204 digits)

2005-11-29, 22:31	#58
Kosmaj Nov 2003 2×1,811 Posts	Amphoria You submitted your latest primes without "-1" at the end, see here and they were declarad composites. Please resubmit them. It's the best to copy and paste from the lresults.txt file.

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2005-11-29, 17:57	#56
NiceMedTexMD Jun 2004 2×3×7 Posts	lsoule and kosmaj, thanks..! :) I hope I have more coming.. :( since I took the 2495-2500, what's next? Mike...

2005-11-29, 18:00	#57
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³·3·71 Posts	More candidates are on the way. We're always sieving the next ranges while the testing is going on and try to incorporate the latest sieving results in the candidate files.

2005-11-30, 07:08	#60
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 2·19·73 Posts	869688105 363237 869688105 363318

2005-11-30, 08:08	#61
Kosmaj Nov 2003 2·1,811 Posts	Congrats! They are so close to each other!

2005-11-30, 16:53	#62
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³·3·71 Posts	2904473715*2^247582-1 (74540 digits)

2005-11-30, 18:07	#63
lsoule Nov 2004 California 6A8₁₆ Posts	From the team RPS drive 3276742755*2^248386-1 (74782 digits)

2005-11-30, 22:20	#64
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³·3·71 Posts	371944871*2^217502-1 (65484 digits) This one's from a very low weight k. Sieving n=0-5000 to 10M yielded only 67 candidates and 6 primes (compared to 2000 candidates and 70-80 primes for the usual ks.)

2005-12-01, 06:31	#65
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³·3·71 Posts	371944871*2^253358-1 (76277 digits)

2005-12-02, 04:05	#66
lsoule Nov 2004 California 1704₁₀ Posts	From the 'choose your own K' section 80555475*2^216575-1 (65204 digits)