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"Mark"
Apr 2003
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, I mean .You're getting ahead of me with bases that don't require as many tests to find a Top 5000 prime. I have not put together a webpage yet as I've been busy with outdoor stuff. The weather this past weekend was fantastic here. I hope to get something in place by Memorial Day (next week Monday for those non-Americans out there). |
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Jul 2003
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hi,
here are the results for carol / kynea b=28, n=1000 to 30000 (28^2520-1)^2-2 (28^5048+1)^2-2 (28^6492-1)^2-2 (28^6577-1)^2-2 (28^22960-1)^2-2 (28^24990+1)^2-2 (28^25528-1)^2-2 |
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"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
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For b<=3000, in addition to b=640 (up to n<=40K) and b=1656 (up to n<=35K), there are three more b = {2264, 2482, 2634} that remain without known C-K primes (up to n<=5100).
For b=2026, the smallest prime is (2026^5526+1)^2-2, the rest have a prime under n<=1000. |
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"Mark"
Apr 2003
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I'm starting to put together a website for this search. Take a look at http://www.mersenneforum.org/rogue/ckps.html and give me some feedback.
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"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
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Update:
For b<=3000, there are However, for b=640, (640^44940+1)^2-2 is prime (252220 digits), so all b<1656 have at least one known C-K prime! ___________________ * (2264^10098+1)^2-2 is prime Last fiddled with by Batalov on 2016-05-29 at 07:28 |
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Jul 2003
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hi,
here are the results for carol / kynea b=72, n=10000 to 40000 (72^37930-1)^2-2 |
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Jul 2003
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hi,
here are the results for carol / kynea b=6, n=100000 to 120000 (6^117991-1)^2-2 |
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Jul 2003
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hi,
here are the results for carol / kynea b=70, n=10000 to 40000 (70^10744-1)^2-2 (70^11260-1)^2-2 (70^19370-1)^2-2 |
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"Mark"
Apr 2003
Between here and the
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lalera, did you only find Carol primes in those bases?
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Jul 2003
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Jul 2003
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hi,
here are the results for carol / kynea b=76, n=1000 to 40000 (76^2306+1)^2-2 (76^3081-1)^2-2 (76^35617-1)^2-2 (76^36090-1)^2-2 b=78, n=1000 to 40000 (78^6429-1)^2-2 (78^6853+1)^2-2 |
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