45.0-45.02 to 62 bits

fetofs · 2005-12-02, 01:06

Your "getting started" page says that someone should only reserve ~1 month, so according to my calculations this should take around a month or so...
Sorry for the small reservation.

hbock · 2005-12-02, 07:11

Don't know what are you exactly referring to, maybe it's obsolete meanwhile. As you you can see in the table of reserved ranges many contributors are working much longer and in the sticky about the available ranges we are talking about "at least one month". So feel free to extend your range a bit. BTW, are you sure that your calculation is correct, has your machine just about 200MHz?

fetofs · 2005-12-02, 10:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by hbock

Don't know what are you exactly referring to, maybe it's obsolete meanwhile. As you you can see in the table of reserved ranges many contributors are working much longer and in the sticky about the available ranges we are talking about "at least one month". So feel free to extend your range a bit. BTW, are you sure that your calculation is correct, has your machine just about 200MHz?

I don't know how to calculate it correctly, but an average exponent takes 125 minutes to trialfactor. Maybe I could extend it to 45.03 or 45.04?

EDIT: I calculated it again and I found ~43 days, but it is likely to extend more than that (501 exponents; 501*125/60/24=43.48958333...)

EDIT2: That range is really obsolete (it's not listed), so I'd like to pick 45.2-45.22.

fetofs · 2006-01-08, 15:01

Where do I submit the results?

1997rj7 · 2006-01-08, 23:38

Send your results.txt file to George at:

woltman AT alum.mit.edu

2005-12-02, 01:06	#1
fetofs Aug 2005 Brazil 2×181 Posts	45.0-45.02 to 62 bits Your "getting started" page says that someone should only reserve ~1 month, so according to my calculations this should take around a month or so... Sorry for the small reservation. Last fiddled with by hbock on 2005-12-02 at 18:29

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2005-12-02, 07:11	#2
hbock Feb 2003 163 Posts	Don't know what are you exactly referring to, maybe it's obsolete meanwhile. As you you can see in the table of reserved ranges many contributors are working much longer and in the sticky about the available ranges we are talking about "at least one month". So feel free to extend your range a bit. BTW, are you sure that your calculation is correct, has your machine just about 200MHz?

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fetofs Aug 2005 Brazil 2·181 Posts	Where do I submit the results?

2006-01-08, 23:38	#5
1997rj7 Sep 2003 359 Posts	Send your results.txt file to George at: woltman AT alum.mit.edu