LL test of exponent in 41-42M range

edorajh · 2004-01-02, 01:13

How can I get exponent in 41-42M range to run LL test on it? Can I just put it in my worktodo file and manualy contact PrimeNet to register my assignment, or should I post here which exponent will I LL test? Or both?

Is there a list of not assigned exponents in this range?

lycorn · 2004-01-02, 16:53

As that range is not on Primenet, the way to go is to e-mail George Woltman and ask him to manually assign an exponent to you. There are no lists of assigned/not assigned exponents for that range.
Note that exponents assigned that way for LL purposes are not within the scope of the Lone Mersenne Hunters project, which is devoted to Trial Factoring. Oh well, the key point is that it contributes to GIMPS as a whole...

edorajh · 2004-01-02, 17:16

Thanks for explanation.

You are right, it's important that it contributes to the GIMPS.

2004-01-02, 01:13	#1
edorajh Oct 2003 Croatia 2³×3×19 Posts	LL test of exponent in 41-42M range How can I get exponent in 41-42M range to run LL test on it? Can I just put it in my worktodo file and manualy contact PrimeNet to register my assignment, or should I post here which exponent will I LL test? Or both? Is there a list of not assigned exponents in this range?

2004-01-02, 16:53	#2
lycorn "GIMFS" Sep 2002 Oeiras, Portugal 62E₁₆ Posts	As that range is not on Primenet, the way to go is to e-mail George Woltman and ask him to manually assign an exponent to you. There are no lists of assigned/not assigned exponents for that range. Note that exponents assigned that way for LL purposes are not within the scope of the Lone Mersenne Hunters project, which is devoted to Trial Factoring. Oh well, the key point is that it contributes to GIMPS as a whole... Last fiddled with by lycorn on 2004-01-02 at 16:58

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2004-01-02, 17:16	#3
edorajh Oct 2003 Croatia 2³×3×19 Posts	Thanks for explanation. You are right, it's important that it contributes to the GIMPS.