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#298 |
Apr 2004
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91 is completed from 210000 to 300000, & prime for 245989!
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#299 |
Nov 2004
Canada
1012 Posts |
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Number 91 on the top 5000 is now 9*2^828709-1, which was proven prime earlier today!
![]() The k=9 search had been primeless for 6 months. Other recent finds: 129*2^292573-1 129*2^310619-1 129*2^314188-1 129*2^331384-1 |
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#300 |
Nov 2003
2·1,811 Posts |
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Congrats on a big, top-100 prime!
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#301 |
May 2004
22·7 Posts |
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k=231 checked through n=310000 and is prime for
231*2^205017-1 231*2^224297-1 231*2^248359-1 Tests on 237 and 241 going on ... EDIT: I stop 231 at n=310k EDIT2: Attached is the sieve file with the numbers not tested yet to n=500k for k=231 Last fiddled with by Keller on 2005-02-05 at 19:40 |
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#302 |
Nov 2003
70468 Posts |
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Recently found primes and achieved limits are given below.
k=55: 397941 [400000] k=71: 735802 prover's code L97 [736000] k=79: 369535 [370000] k=89: 369628 [380000] |
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#303 |
Nov 2003
E2616 Posts |
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Is anybody interested in working on k=231 using pre-sieved values kindly provided by Keller above? If so, please announce your intentions in this thread. And please report primes (if any) by including "15k Search" in your prover's code.
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#304 |
Nov 2004
California
23·3·71 Posts |
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I'll take up the k=231 values and report back.
(looks like n goes up to 400k and not 500k. I'll finish LLR up to 400k and sieve if it's still promising). Last fiddled with by lsoule on 2005-02-14 at 00:41 |
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#305 |
Nov 2004
California
23×3×71 Posts |
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Found a prime with 231:
k=231: 345183 [complete to 318k] |
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#306 |
Feb 2003
1,907 Posts |
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Seems as if no one is currently looking at k=75 (formerly tested by keller up to n=250000).
So, I'll take it a bit higher. Please let me know, if someone else has already choosen that k. -- Thomas11 By the way: k=29 is tested through n=1.2M now! ![]() |
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#307 |
Nov 2004
California
23·3·71 Posts |
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231*2^369583-1 is prime
231 is now complete to 400k and continuing. -Larry |
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#308 |
Jun 2003
Oxford, UK
2·7·137 Posts |
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Here is a note from Chris Caldwell's list:
220a 15*2^568780-1 171222 L52 2005 That is my second big prime from k=15 and my largest yet! Regards Robert Smith |
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