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513*2^625011-1 is prime!
This was from port 4000 found a couple of days ago. Gary noticed I missed seeing it. Thanks. |
985*2^622033-1 is prime (Range)
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473*2^626184-1 is prime
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399*2^768439-1 is prime
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835*2^627477-1 is prime
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869*2^629516-1 is prime
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861*2^630463-1 is a confirmed prime
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595*2^629757-1 is prime
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885*2^631004-1 is a confirmed prime
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367*2^834573-1 is prime
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987*2^631666-1 is prime
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855*2^632791-1 is prime
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845*2^633390-1 is prime
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Well...all that I had to do was comment that all the quads on port 4000 weren't yielding a prime while one quad on port 8000 had yielded several primes and out pops a prime for port 4000:
503*2^634134-1 is prime :smile: Gary |
405*2^634608-1 is confirmed prime
507*2^638296-1 is prime |
843*2^636955-1 is prime
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845*2^637848-1 is prime
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The first prime from the 6k mini-drive:
315*2^613854-1 is prime |
[quote=gd_barnes;163606]The first prime from the 6k mini-drive:
315*2^613854-1 is prime[/quote] has it started then? i haven't seen any posts about it today |
[quote=henryzz;163608]has it started then?
i haven't seen any posts about it today[/quote] That's because it has been going for almost a week. See [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=162544&postcount=207"]here[/URL] and [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=162552&postcount=208"]here[/URL] in the individual-k thread. It's not a formal drive so there is no separate thread. It's just part of the individual-k drive. Gary |
893*2^639440-1 is prime
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From the 6k mini-drive:
321*2^628734-1 is prime |
861*2^645393-1 is a confirmed prime
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321*2^650818-1 is prime
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849*2^646968-1 is prime
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315*2^659232-1 is new prime!
PS: 6 k's, 4 primes from only 2 k's: 315 and 321! |
805*2^647277-1 is prime
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921*2^647991-1 is prime
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321*2^666797-1 is prime
Only k=315 and 321 seem to be able to score from the 6k drive. That's 3 for k=321 and 2 for k=315. Gary |
829*2^649149-1 is prime
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383*2^608340-1 is prime
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321*2^682493-1 is prime
The trend continues on the 6k drive: For k=315/321/327/333/339/345, that's 4 primes for k=321, 2 primes for k=315, and none for the others. |
381*2^618929-1 is prime
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915*2^652353-1 is a confirmed prime
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After an extremely long dry spell on the 5th drive:
533*2^656000-1 is prime The last prime was at n=~638K. I counted 7 primes for the 7th drive between the 5th drive's last prime at n=~638K and the 7th drive's current search limit, which is nearing 653K. Gary |
905*2^652908-1 is prime
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459*2^657272-1 is prime
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375*2^639621-1 is prime
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573*2^657807-1 is prime (new) :grin:
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801*2^655362-1 is prime
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breaking the rule for the 6k team effort:
333*2^710678-1 is prime, the first non-315/321-prime! |
Oh, yes!
Getting up there into the sweet spot. That's 213,938 digits taking 3rd place overall in the Automated NPLB stats. Well done! |
319*2^671009-1 is prime
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319*2^629783-1 is prime
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815*2^658632-1 is prime
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next prime for 6k-effort:
333*2^717510-1 only ~7000 after last prime for k=333! |
893*2^659586-1 is prime
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[QUOTE=MyDogBuster;166415]893*2^659586-1 is prime[/QUOTE]
In the top 10 as our 7th largest and a new PB for you :bow: |
[QUOTE]In the top 10 as our 7th largest and a new PB for you :bow: [/QUOTE]
Hopefully by the time we finish Drives 5, 6, & 7 we can have many PB's for everyone. They are getting harder to find in these upper ranges. |
325*2^650493-1 is prime
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385*2^654349-1 is prime
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At last, another prime on the quite barren 5th drive:
563*2^664568-1 is prime |
937*2^662181-1 is prime
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The extraordinaly long barren range for new primes continues on the 6th drive:
705*2^630007-1 is confirmed prime No new primes since n=~618K. Bleh. |
875*2^663162-1 is prime
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from my reservation of individual k's for n=600k-620k:
363*2^612291-1 is new prime |
825*2^665464-1 is a confirmed prime
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979*2^667087-1 is prime
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929*2^667460-1 is prime
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383*2^736876-1 is prime
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Breaking a long drought for new primes on the 6th drive:
733*2^632387-1 is prime Edit: Karsten, I just noticed this: This is the 5th lowest weight k in the 6th drive and its first prime since n=272251! Interestingly for its weight of just 407, it now has a surprisingly large # of primes: 13. Gary |
375*2^717884-1 is prime
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After a nearly n=14K range without a new prime in the 6th drive, it scores its 2nd one in an n=1500 range:
777*2^633901-1 is prime |
Primes are, oh wait, you've heard it.
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601*2^635375-1 is prime
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849*2^673024-1 is prime
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871*2^673565-1 is prime (202767 digits)
917*2^673570-1 is prime (202768 digits) 2 by 2 they come - Nice |
[QUOTE=MyDogBuster;171005]871*2^673565-1 is prime (202767 digits)
917*2^673570-1 is prime (202768 digits) 2 by 2 they come - Nice[/QUOTE] Only n=5 apart! Wow! :shock: Gary, is this a new record? |
[quote=mdettweiler;171022]... is [n=5] a new record?[/quote]
I don't recall precisely, but I don't think so. I'm pretty sure that there's some that are n=0 to 2 apart. Still an extremely close pair, though, congrats! :smile: |
look here [url]http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=153718&postcount=2[/url] for a small summary of different k-values with near n-values.
that last pair is quite remarkable and i think i have to update the summary the next days! |
[quote=Mini-Geek;171055]I don't recall precisely, but I don't think so. I'm pretty sure that there's some that are n=0 to 2 apart. Still an extremely close pair, though, congrats! :smile:[/quote]
Yes it is a Riesel record for k<=1001 and n>600K according to Karsten's list in the link that he posted. |
Here's one for one of the most prolific k's 300<k<=1001:
741*2^640175-1 is prime |
371*2^773762-1 is prime
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385*2^771627-1 is prime
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Added 87961 : 417*2^667878-1 (201054 digits)
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699*2^642289-1 is prime
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783*2^643146-1 is prime
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The 6th drive is popping them out now:
797*2^644220-1 is prime It looks like Vaughan has one also from that drive. |
Added 87986 : 609*2^644181-1 (193921 digits)
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607*2^644861-1 is prime
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Already in database 82602 : 465*2^668701-1
If this is in the wrong thread, feel free to move it. This one came from Port 4000. May I make a suggestion? Please put the port #### in the title of the thread so I know which thread I should be putting these in. I still can't make heads or tails out of the thread titles the way they are. Admin edit: Moved to this thread and the ports added to the 1st line in the 1st post of each thread. |
Added 88006 : 717*2^645897-1 (194438 digits)
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Since it appears that we don't have an Email address for SazanEyes, I have sent him a PM about a prime that he found on the 5th drive.
It's nice to see us picking up more k<800 primes now. We've definitely needed to push our 5th and 6th drives a little. :smile: |
Did you look to see if he's registered on the NPLB Forum?
If so, the email addy would be there. :) |
[quote=IronBits;172104]Did you look to see if he's registered on the NPLB Forum?
If so, the email addy would be there. :)[/quote] Yep, he's registered there. :smile: |
Found it, copy and pasted into the database so the auto-notify emailer can do it's thing. :wink:
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493*2^669151-1 is prime (201438 digits)
My first prime! I submitted it to the top 5000 site. |
Congratulations! May you find many many more. :smile:
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[QUOTE]493*2^669151-1 is prime (201438 digits)
My first prime! I submitted it to the top 5000 site. [/QUOTE] Nice job all around. The Top 5000 entry looks perfect. Thats a pretty big prime for being the first. |
after 6 weeks without any primes the next one for the 6k's 'drive':
333*2^783927-1 is prime! (the 2nd largest found via LLRnet so far!) stats now: n=600k to 784k: 2 primes for k=315 3 primes for k=333 4 primes for k=321 no primes for k=327, 339, 345! |
Added 88070 : 741*2^649621-1 (195559 digits)
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Added 88071 : 793*2^649747-1 (195597 digits)
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Added 88085 : 597*2^672336-1 (202397 digits)
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Already in database 85082 : 615*2^651041-1
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881*2^678138-1 is prime
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Added 88098 : 649*2^652103-1 (196306 digits)
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759*2^651993-1 is prime
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