The Original 'Ode To Joy' thread - Page 39

ixfd64 · 2008-10-25, 21:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by jinydu

Approximately $2.7*10^{25956374}$ BC?

That was my guess as well. :P

uigrad · 2008-10-27, 21:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian-E

This is the last time that it will happen to me.

You don't anticipate living another 184,000 years? You just need more faith in modern medicine and/or cryogenics.

Actually, if someone lives for 60 years, then they are frozen for 900 years, and then live another 8 after thawing, what is their true age at death? Unfortunately, Methuselah would still beat this person by one year.

Luckily you still have one big milestone coming up:
10 years from now, your age will be M(5)^5 (in minutes)!

potonono · 2008-10-27, 22:57

Not that it was that many, but all my PC's are now on v5. :)

jinydu · 2008-10-30, 17:48

Reported my first result to v5 (too bad the formatting doesn't work too well):

Code:

Exponent	Status	Data
19962167	No factors below	2^66
	P-1	B1=240000, B2=5280000
	Verified LL	B1F0F65C999D49D5 by "Johannes Busse"
	Verified LL	B1F0F65C999D49D5 by "jinydu" on 2008-10-30
	History	__ by "jinydu" on 2008-10-30

That last line seems redundant though...

ET_ · 2008-10-30, 20:49

1600 posts in MersenneForum!

Luigi

Uncwilly · 2008-10-30, 21:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by ET_

1600 posts in MersenneForum!

Note the other in the attached.

ET_ · 2008-10-31, 08:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

Note the other in the attached.

Scary!

But, hey, isn't it Halloween?

Luigi

markr · 2008-11-04, 06:44

Code:

P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=1000000, B2=40000000.
UID: markr/mr7, M822571 has a factor: 232265975360249804798024519535553

My largest factor ever - 33 decimal digits, or 108 bits!

jrk · 2008-11-04, 09:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by markr

Code:

P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=1000000, B2=40000000.
UID: markr/mr7, M822571 has a factor: 232265975360249804798024519535553

My largest factor ever - 33 decimal digits, or 108 bits!

'grats on your factor

ckdo · 2008-11-04, 17:05

I'm currently trial factoring exponents to their intended depth which have been LL tested already.

Last night I found a 65-bit factor for M29106437, intended to be trial factored to 66 bits but only trial factored to 64 by the original assignees and then LL tested.

"What assignees?", you wonder? - Their primenesses, Cooper & Boone...

petrw1 · 2008-11-10, 19:41

Work units completed: 1000 (in the last 365 days)

Not bad for a PIII 866.
Actually The first of these 1000 was from 3 days ago.

Hey, I can't help it if v5 chose to give me "TF-LMH to low limits" assignments.

P.S. 51 factors found.

2008-10-30, 17:48	#422
jinydu Dec 2003 Hopefully Near M48 3336₈ Posts	Reported my first result to v5 (too bad the formatting doesn't work too well): Code: Exponent Status Data 19962167 No factors below 2^66 P-1 B1=240000, B2=5280000 Verified LL B1F0F65C999D49D5 by "Johannes Busse" Verified LL B1F0F65C999D49D5 by "jinydu" on 2008-10-30 History __ by "jinydu" on 2008-10-30 That last line seems redundant though... Last fiddled with by jinydu on 2008-10-30 at 17:48

2008-11-04, 06:44	#426
markr "Mark" Feb 2003 Sydney 1000111101₂ Posts	Code: P-1 found a factor in stage #2, B1=1000000, B2=40000000. UID: markr/mr7, M822571 has a factor: 232265975360249804798024519535553 My largest factor ever - 33 decimal digits, or 108 bits!

2008-11-04, 17:05	#428
ckdo Dec 2007 Cleves, Germany 212₁₆ Posts	Quickest doublecheck ever? (22 min) I'm currently trial factoring exponents to their intended depth which have been LL tested already. Last night I found a 65-bit factor for M29106437, intended to be trial factored to 66 bits but only trial factored to 64 by the original assignees and then LL tested. "What assignees?", you wonder? - Their primenesses, Cooper & Boone...

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