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Cruelty · 2005-10-16, 07:45

736320585*2^339426-1 - finally! my very first TOP-5000 prime!

Kosmaj · 2005-10-16, 11:33

Huge congrats on your first prime!

k=736320585 doesn't look very prolific, last time you were at n=250k, does it mean there were no other primes in between?

Cruelty · 2005-10-16, 11:43

Yes... the previous prime was at n=198556. I will soon reach 350k + right now I am sieving 350k-500k range - current status is 1.52T and the rate is 5:37 (target is 15:44).

fatphil · 2005-10-17, 12:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cruelty

736320585*2^339426-1 - finally! my very first TOP-5000 prime!

Congrats cruelty - a bit one at that, over 100,000 digits.
Very few people can claim that their first ever top-5000 prime is that large.
Get those bananas dancing....

lsoule · 2005-10-18, 22:30

I'm testing out some new k's and found several that just
made the list.

2190435975 204857
743411955 210282
773021535 206241
773021535 211254
245630385 214956
245630385 217076

Kosmaj · 2005-10-20, 04:15

Back in business (finally!), two primes in two days:

115029915 269264
115029915 272429

lsoule · 2005-10-21, 20:52

Glad your k started producing Kosmaj. Sometimes
these things are feast or famine...

Here's a prime from another new k I'm trying out:
3338480145 211901

amphoria · 2005-10-22, 09:11

I've found my first top 5000 prime!

869688105 224463

Dave M L136

Kosmaj · 2005-10-22, 09:49

Congrats on your first prime!

But can you please include "15k Search" in your prover's code, that's the name of our project. When you create your prover's code after specifying LLR as the proving method, there is a field with the following text

Quote:

You may have worked with other persons, projects or programs (index) that you feel deserve credit. List those are to be included using their usernames (often usernames)or database ids

Please write "15k" there. You can leave L136 primeless and just create a new prover's code. Than use your prover's code to report you prime.

Thanks, and I wish you many more primes!

ps. You can also report your prime using L136 and then mail prof. Caldwell (who maintains the data base) using this page and ask him to add "15k" to L136.

amphoria · 2005-10-22, 19:31

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kosmaj

Congrats on your first prime!

But can you please include "15k Search" in your prover's code, that's the name of our project. When you create your prover's code after specifying LLR as the proving method, there is a field with the following text Please write "15k" there. You can leave L136 primeless and just create a new prover's code. Than use your prover's code to report you prime.

Thanks, and I wish you many more primes!

ps. You can also report your prime using L136 and then mail prof. Caldwell (who maintains the data base) using this page and ask him to add "15k" to L136.

I have sent an email as I had already submitted the prime against prover code L136. Apologies for the oversight.

Dave M

Kosmaj · 2005-10-22, 23:57

All right, it's already done!

Thanks a lot Dave.

lsoule · 2005-10-23, 14:17

3338480145 216712
545544285 259608

Flatlander · 2005-10-23, 17:00

31395*2^208615-1 using RMA.NET 0.8

Kosmaj · 2005-10-23, 23:16

445419975 203536

Flatlander · 2005-10-25, 14:40

31395*2^216982-1 using RMA.NET 0.8

puh_32 · 2005-10-26, 12:13

576771195*2^176739-1 is prime! Time : 252.728 sec.
576771195*2^187698-1 is prime! Time : 303.812 sec.
576771195*2^198078-1 is prime! Time : 297.748 sec.
576771195*2^201472-1 is prime! Time : 284.068 sec.

/ Henrik Nilsson

Cruelty · 2005-10-31, 15:42

736320585*2^363497-1 is prime #98 for k=736320585

amphoria · 2005-10-31, 20:42

869688105 249190 is prime.

Dave M

lsoule · 2005-11-01, 14:26

692835*2^511792-1 (154071 digits)

lsoule · 2005-11-01, 17:34

Here is a prime from a low-weight k:
892613969 *2^221428-1 (a beastly 66666 digits

)

This is only the fifth prime for this k (the others are at n=220, 1044,
2860, and 57964).

ValerieVonck · 2005-11-14, 13:27

From a low weigth K
310867*2^381 - 1 is prime!

A whopping 121 digits

Flatlander · 2005-11-17, 18:23

25785 277167

Flatlander · 2005-11-19, 11:42

24405 2277171

lsoule · 2005-11-19, 15:03

Is that 24405*2^277171 or 24405*2^2277171!!?

Flatlander · 2005-11-19, 18:05

My appointment at the optician's is overdue. The first one.

2005-10-16, 11:33	#377
Kosmaj Nov 2003 E26₁₆ Posts	Cruelty Huge congrats on your first prime! k=736320585 doesn't look very prolific, last time you were at n=250k, does it mean there were no other primes in between?

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2005-10-16, 07:45	#376
Cruelty May 2005 2³×7×29 Posts	736320585*2^339426-1 - finally! my very first TOP-5000 prime!

2005-10-16, 11:43	#378
Cruelty May 2005 2³·7·29 Posts	Yes... the previous prime was at n=198556. I will soon reach 350k + right now I am sieving 350k-500k range - current status is 1.52T and the rate is 5:37 (target is 15:44).

2005-10-18, 22:30	#380
lsoule Nov 2004 California 3250₈ Posts	I'm testing out some new k's and found several that just made the list. 2190435975 204857 743411955 210282 773021535 206241 773021535 211254 245630385 214956 245630385 217076

2005-10-20, 04:15	#381
Kosmaj Nov 2003 2×1,811 Posts	Back in business (finally!), two primes in two days: 115029915 269264 115029915 272429

2005-10-21, 20:52	#382
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³×3×71 Posts	Glad your k started producing Kosmaj. Sometimes these things are feast or famine... Here's a prime from another new k I'm trying out: 3338480145 211901

2005-10-22, 09:11	#383
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 2³·347 Posts	I've found my first top 5000 prime! 869688105 224463 Dave M L136

2005-10-22, 23:57	#386
Kosmaj Nov 2003 2·1,811 Posts	All right, it's already done! Thanks a lot Dave.

2005-10-23, 14:17	#387
lsoule Nov 2004 California 1704₁₀ Posts	3338480145 216712 545544285 259608

2005-10-23, 17:00	#388
Flatlander I quite division it "Chris" Feb 2005 England 31×67 Posts	31395*2^208615-1 using RMA.NET 0.8

2005-10-23, 23:16	#389
Kosmaj Nov 2003 2×1,811 Posts	445419975 203536

2005-10-25, 14:40	#390
Flatlander I quite division it "Chris" Feb 2005 England 31×67 Posts	31395*2^216982-1 using RMA.NET 0.8

2005-10-26, 12:13	#391
puh_32 Jul 2004 Sweden 2·7 Posts	5767711952^176739-1 is prime! Time : 252.728 sec. 5767711952^187698-1 is prime! Time : 303.812 sec. 5767711952^198078-1 is prime! Time : 297.748 sec. 5767711952^201472-1 is prime! Time : 284.068 sec. / Henrik Nilsson

2005-10-31, 15:42	#392
Cruelty May 2005 2³×7×29 Posts	736320585*2^363497-1 is prime #98 for k=736320585

2005-10-31, 20:42	#393
amphoria "Dave" Sep 2005 UK 2³·347 Posts	869688105 249190 is prime. Dave M

2005-11-01, 14:26	#394
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³·3·71 Posts	692835*2^511792-1 (154071 digits)

2005-11-01, 17:34	#395
lsoule Nov 2004 California 6A8₁₆ Posts	Here is a prime from a low-weight k: 892613969 *2^221428-1 (a beastly 66666 digits ) This is only the fifth prime for this k (the others are at n=220, 1044, 2860, and 57964).

2005-11-14, 13:27	#396
ValerieVonck Mar 2004 Belgium 29² Posts	From a low weigth K 310867*2^381 - 1 is prime! A whopping 121 digits

2005-11-17, 18:23	#397
Flatlander I quite division it "Chris" Feb 2005 England 100000011101₂ Posts	25785 277167

2005-11-19, 11:42	#398
Flatlander I quite division it "Chris" Feb 2005 England 31·67 Posts	24405 2277171

2005-11-19, 15:03	#399
lsoule Nov 2004 California 2³·3·71 Posts	Is that 244052^277171 or 244052^2277171!!?

2005-11-19, 18:05	#400
Flatlander I quite division it "Chris" Feb 2005 England 31×67 Posts	My appointment at the optician's is overdue. The first one.