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Just call me Henry
"David"
Sep 2007
Cambridge (GMT/BST)
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i found 70 primes for the k 16294579238595022365 which is 53#
i have taken it to 100k i wont take it any further though because it is 4x slower than ks of about 1000 i also dont plan on taking 8413 any further Code:
5 7 29 40 53 54 72 102 110 112 200 211 225 226 320 329 403 419 560 573 602 985 1086 1257 1284 1386 1394 1560 1716 1887 2098 2181 2459 2598 3393 4150 4277 4339 4401 4471 4791 4953 5661 6689 9758 15634 16927 17629 22687 27674 28872 30255 35881 41923 42019 43416 44592 45372 46022 47193 54319 60096 60660 63638 66031 80536 86890 87721 94723 94984 |
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May 2007
Kansas; USA
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k=19437, 102765, 3545685, 111546435, 115029915, 120023475, 290499495, 686701125, 775784295, 968911515, 1019370495, and 3428677395 are now all complete to n=400K with no gaps. A few more primes were found from the last status. Karsten, you can see all of the primes at my status web page here. These k's are now unreserved. They take too long to test! ![]() Gary |
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Sep 2005
Raleigh, North Carolina
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K=2385 has been tested to n=100k
58 primes from n=1 to n=10k done by ? 18 primes from n=10k to n=100k done by me -- 76 primes total Here are the primes from n=10k to 100k: 15406 15747 20510 27300 33449 37422 38365 44603 44691 46826 50082 50369 53746 62970 69830 72179 81296 93195 |
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Just call me Henry
"David"
Sep 2007
Cambridge (GMT/BST)
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i am planing to take a group of ks up from 10k to 35k starting from k=1653
does anyone know how many ks i should do i want it to take about as long as taking 5 average-weight ks up to 100k also is anyone else doing the same because it looks like someone has done that up to that point |
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Mar 2006
Germany
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Just call me Henry
"David"
Sep 2007
Cambridge (GMT/BST)
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Mar 2006
Germany
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Just call me Henry
"David"
Sep 2007
Cambridge (GMT/BST)
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i just finished one k in 20 mins the k list i plan on doing is Code:
1653*2^n-1 1655*2^n-1 1657*2^n-1 1659*2^n-1 1661*2^n-1 1663*2^n-1 1665*2^n-1 1667*2^n-1 1669*2^n-1 1671*2^n-1 1673*2^n-1 1675*2^n-1 1677*2^n-1 1679*2^n-1 1681*2^n-1 1683*2^n-1 1685*2^n-1 1687*2^n-1 1689*2^n-1 1691*2^n-1 1693*2^n-1 1695*2^n-1 1697*2^n-1 1699*2^n-1 1701*2^n-1 1703*2^n-1 1705*2^n-1 1709*2^n-1 1711*2^n-1 1713*2^n-1 1717*2^n-1 1719*2^n-1 1723*2^n-1 1725*2^n-1 1729*2^n-1 1733*2^n-1 1735*2^n-1 1739*2^n-1 1745*2^n-1 1747*2^n-1 1751*2^n-1 1753*2^n-1 1759*2^n-1 1761*2^n-1 1763*2^n-1 1765*2^n-1 1767*2^n-1 1769*2^n-1 1771*2^n-1 1773*2^n-1 1775*2^n-1 1777*2^n-1 1781*2^n-1 1787*2^n-1 1789*2^n-1 1791*2^n-1 1793*2^n-1 1795*2^n-1 1799*2^n-1 1803*2^n-1 1805*2^n-1 1809*2^n-1 1811*2^n-1 1813*2^n-1 1815*2^n-1 1817*2^n-1 1819*2^n-1 1821*2^n-1 1823*2^n-1 1825*2^n-1 1827*2^n-1 1829*2^n-1 1831*2^n-1 1833*2^n-1 1835*2^n-1 1837*2^n-1 1839*2^n-1 1841*2^n-1 1843*2^n-1 1845*2^n-1 1847*2^n-1 1849*2^n-1 1851*2^n-1 1853*2^n-1 1855*2^n-1 1857*2^n-1 1859*2^n-1 1861*2^n-1 1863*2^n-1 1865*2^n-1 1867*2^n-1 1869*2^n-1 1873*2^n-1 1877*2^n-1 1879*2^n-1 1881*2^n-1 1883*2^n-1 1885*2^n-1 1887*2^n-1 1889*2^n-1 1891*2^n-1 1893*2^n-1 1895*2^n-1 1897*2^n-1 1899*2^n-1 1901*2^n-1 1903*2^n-1 1905*2^n-1 1907*2^n-1 1909*2^n-1 1911*2^n-1 1913*2^n-1 1915*2^n-1 1917*2^n-1 1919*2^n-1 1921*2^n-1 1923*2^n-1 1925*2^n-1 1927*2^n-1 1929*2^n-1 1931*2^n-1 1933*2^n-1 1935*2^n-1 1937*2^n-1 1939*2^n-1 1941*2^n-1 1943*2^n-1 1945*2^n-1 1947*2^n-1 1949*2^n-1 1951*2^n-1 1953*2^n-1 1955*2^n-1 1957*2^n-1 1959*2^n-1 1961*2^n-1 1963*2^n-1 1965*2^n-1 1967*2^n-1 1969*2^n-1 1973*2^n-1 1975*2^n-1 1977*2^n-1 1979*2^n-1 1981*2^n-1 1983*2^n-1 1985*2^n-1 1987*2^n-1 1989*2^n-1 1991*2^n-1 1993*2^n-1 1997*2^n-1 1999*2^n-1 i hope to be finished in a month and definitely in 2 i will wait for a go ahead post before i start dont obstruct people by reserving them all for me i dont mind if my work on a few ks is wasted Last fiddled with by henryzz on 2008-06-10 at 19:02 Reason: spelling edit2: added list of ks in full |
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Apprentice Crank
Mar 2006
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Just call me Henry
"David"
Sep 2007
Cambridge (GMT/BST)
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Apprentice Crank
Mar 2006
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k=1991 is pretty low weight, so it won't save you that much work
![]() Anyway, here are the primes up to n=35k (your goal for testing the unreserved k's < 2000): 1991*2^30-1 1991*2^82-1 1991*2^150-1 1991*2^170-1 1991*2^210-1 1991*2^326-1 1991*2^446-1 1991*2^486-1 1991*2^866-1 1991*2^902-1 1991*2^2046-1 1991*2^2262-1 1991*2^2770-1 1991*2^4070-1 1991*2^4538-1 1991*2^2046-1 1991*2^2262-1 1991*2^2770-1 1991*2^4070-1 1991*2^4538-1 1991*2^11478-1 1991*2^18558-1 1991*2^23398-1 1991*2^25406-1 |
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