Some Somewhat Easier n^i Sequences Available for Termination

[gd_barnes]

Reserving 239^73

[gd_barnes]

239^73 and 241^63 terminate

94^72 terminated by Ed (?)

[gd_barnes]

20^110 terminates

[EdH]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

. . .
94^72 terminated by Ed (?)

Probably, but my farm was reset due to a power outage and the data for that sequence was lost. I will claim it. (I will also look at adding a more persistent way to track where I leave sequences.)

Bad news: A power outage does not recover fully on its own. (I really should fix that.)
Good news: It was early morning rather than late night. (The machines didn't get too far into partying.)

[gd_barnes]

20^112, 78^76, and 306^58 terminate

All same-parity sequences with starting size < 148 have now been terminated. :-)

[gd_barnes]

As stated in the other thread, base 120 has been fully initialized.

All same-parity exponents <= 76 are terminated.

I terminated exponents:
120^48, 52 thru 72, and 76

<= 120^46, 50, and 74 were already done by others. This base had gotten some interest for both parities before I started it.

120^74 was trivial with a P155 at index 1 and would have been done by the FactorDB.

All same-parities for this base with a starting sequence of <= 160 digits are terminated. :-)

This base will be added to the page up through exponent 95 so I initialized everything <= 180 digits (120^86). This will leave 5 same-parity exponents remaining below that.

[gd_barnes]

94^76 terminates

104^58, 60, 64, 66, 68, and 70 terminate
(Confirmed with Rich that he was done with the base.)

I'm still working on 104^62.

104^72 and 74 will be needed to get this base terminated up to a starting size of 150 digits. They are tough (144/135/3 & 150/131/5 full ECM). I will work them in while working on base 102 but if either hits a hard C>140, I may have to let Ed's farm slay them. :-)

[gd_barnes]

20^114, 104^62, and 104^74 terminate

Previously reported a few days ago:
131071^31, 131071^37, 524287^31 terminate

[gd_barnes]

87^77 and 14264^36 terminate

[gd_barnes]

28^102 terminates

[EdH]

Originally Posted by gd_barnes

. . .
Starting size <= 155 digits:

1 remain:
Bases 21, 23, 26, 33, 39, 40, 44, 46, 52, 54, 68, 69, 82, 84, 86, 88, 91, 92, 96, 105, 191, 199, 210, 227, 229, 231, 241, 288, 1058, 1184, 14264, 14288, 19116, 31704
. . .

Were we considering these sequences next, or were we going to work elsewhere? Do you have the actual sequences handy? Did I miss them somewhere?