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Thank you both very much !
Me, I'm working on 2^577 and 2^583, as I'll still be able to run some CADO decompositions on the 128-threaded computer : my loan has been extended a bit. |
Thanks, Ed! I'll decide this weekend whether to run it locally or feed it to NFS@home e-small queue. It'll be done quicker on e-small.
I'll run a little ECM on it, too, maybe 0.25 * t55 |
[QUOTE=VBCurtis;625645]Thanks, Ed! I'll decide this weekend whether to run it locally or feed it to NFS@home e-small queue. It'll be done quicker on e-small.
I'll run a little ECM on it, too, maybe 0.25 * t55[/QUOTE]If you choose not to run it locally, would you want me to use adjusted params from the [URL="https://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=622406&postcount=84"]harvest thread[/URL] and run it? If I interpret the post correctly, the only changes from the c170 would be:[code] tasks.lpb0 = 31 tasks.lpb1 = 31 tasks.sieve.mfb1 = 89[/code] |
Sure, be my guest! You have more hardware than I, by about a factor of three. I'm presently entertained with this "get 13^i to 160 digits" mini-project, and C171 would be nearly 2 weeks for me.
I have a second params adjustment to suggest: increase nq from 15625 to 78125, and decrease admax by a factor of 5. I'm finding better lognorm (stage 1) and poly scores at small ad-ranges, so searching more deeply down low seems profitable. I'm still "in testing" with this adjustment, but for C100-115 it seems to produce polys 5-7% higher scoring, with a smaller advantage around C140 (only tested on 2 jobs so far at C14x). |
My cluster completed t55 without success. I will be interested in what size does show up. I'm not 100% confident in my cluster as this is the first successful completion at t55.
Additional info on how I got to t55:[code] In addition to t20, t25, t30, t35, t40 runs, 2750 @ 11e6 4500 @ 43e6 4320 @ 26e7[/code]The last three calculated to 55.057 by wraithx.net. |
92^80 ends in a cycle
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WOW !
And which cycle ? The one of length 28 ! This had already happened only for 3^286, outside the bases themselves belonging to the C28 cycle ! This will be the only sequence ending with a cycle for base 92 as it was for base 3. But for base 3, we were dealing with a sequence of opposite parity. Did you Sergiosi terminate this sequence ? |
Yes, I did the calculations for AS 92^80, starting at i4. The c144 there was the largest factorization needed for completing the sequence.
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I have completed testing of new bases 106 & 108 all open sequences to >= 120 digits.
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Great job, Sergiosi and Gary.
Thank you very much to you. |
48^5 merge info. has a typo. It shows as merged with sequence 15302802. It should be sequence 1530280.
Specifically: 48^5:i15 merges with 1530280:i2 A point of interest: 15302802 does merge with the main project: 15302802:i189 merges with 27860:i19. I also found it strange that 31^36 shows as merged with sequence 3762570. I verified that the merge info. is correct but I didn't know you were showing merges with sequences outside of the main project. I confirmed that neither 31^36 nor 3762570 merge with any sequences < 3M. I only caught these due to the new modifications to the page to include new data files by Karsten. |
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