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Old 2007-11-28, 00:58   #1
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Default primes, factors and doublechecks, Oh my!

I thought why not make a single text file with all the results up to current doublecheck limit? So I did.

As of Nov 17th 2007 http://www.mersenne.org/status.htm shows:
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All exponents below 15,639,000 have been tested and double-checked.
and here it is:

mersenne.zip (10.7 Mb)

It has all exponents from 2 to 15,638,989. The 39 Mersenne primes below 15,639,000 have "PRIME" listed, otherwise they have either the known factor from factors.zip or the doublechecked residue from lucas_v.zip with "0x" infront, so you can easily distinguish them from the factors.

I *think* I caught all the places in lucas_v.zip which has erroneous residues as well as the doublechecked one. I made a small program to find those exponents and I checked them, and selected the right residure manually.

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