Prime Numbers Or Not - Page 3

Arxenar · 2012-11-09, 17:49

Poetry

M406378883

M43532689 (very interesting one Nick Thorpe ???)

M485734367
M499666003
M592102103 (has a factor 1732581937101863)

M59212859 (~~[COLOR=green]factored = 1732581937101863[/COLOR]~~ incorrect )
M80260937 (factored = 3635338880479)
M58934537 (factored = 1768036111)

Best, Arx

Arxenar · 2012-11-10, 13:09

Checkin' for factors M list above:

M90991111

59212859
M406378883
M43532689
M485734367
M499666003

Factored
M96512333
M99618179
M99691379
M91000999
M97544477
M92369939

Best Arx

Uncwilly · 2012-11-10, 13:50

Do your own work.

Arxenar · 2012-11-10, 13:51

http://mersenne.ca/exponent.php?many...4367;499666003

Arxenar · 2012-11-11, 18:23

NOV 11

NOT Factored

M45950501
M46664333
M46887647
M48119839
M48118991
M471674897

---
factored

M46889119
M45960001
M51515501
M54596699
---
Best Arx

Arxenar · 2012-11-13, 16:36

13 NOV

NOT Factored
M50337337
M51236371
M64173479
M68424667
M70347311

Factored
M50952113
M51497891
M51474221
M52330111
M53276539
M55145551
M62353279
M63386941
M71364721
M78097421

Best, Arxenar

NBtarheel_33 · 2012-11-14, 02:49

Why do you pick out these numbers in particular? PrimeNet knows the factor status of every prime exponent from 2 to 10^9, so one can easily look up these or any other numbers in that range that might be of interest. Do you have some way of determining these numbers that you post to be of special interest? If so, what? Would it help GIMPS to concentrate on these candidates in the search for the next Mersenne prime?

Generally speaking, posting random text or lists of numbers on the forum, and making random claims about primality of such numbers, or even whether they have a factor, does not inspire mathematical confidence in your results, and is hence likely to get you labeled (fairly or not, rightly or not, unfortunately) as a "crank". Sharing your thought process with the rest of us would go a long way towards helping us understand upon what it is that you are trying to exposit.

LaurV · 2012-11-14, 09:34

He is not trying to expose anything, I imagine he is only trying to indirectly advertize that site with sows or whatever their names are, or he tries to start some flame war like don ablaze, or either he likes to play buffoon, or either is ... innocent.

Still, copying things from here to there and back still requires wasting a lot of time. "Wasting" like in doing something without a goal and understanding, just to waste the time of others or piss them off; after I have read the topic on the French forum I gave up in trying to understand his reasons.

Arxenar · 2012-11-16, 22:33

16 NOV

NOT Factored
M83933933 is the 33rd

Factored
59517973
64286549
595789721 (According to the GIMPS : The confidence in final result is fair)
595457531
595719739

Complete Updated list :

http://www.one-zero.eu/resources/The...eorem+1379.pdf
Best, Arxenar

Arxenar · 2013-05-18, 08:17

Please find the latest update

MATHEMATICS : Prime Numbers. (New)

SO Prime III. ABC Conjecture PROOF

SO Prime II. The Prime Square

http://www.one-zero.eu/resources/Z-ABC.pdf
http://www.one-zero.eu/resources/The+Prime+Square.pdf

Thank You

Arx

ewmayer · 2013-05-19, 02:52

Whichever way you slice it, it still comes up "bunkum".

2012-11-09, 17:49	#23
Arxenar Nov 2012 14₁₀ Posts	Poetry M406378883 M43532689 (very interesting one Nick Thorpe ???) M485734367 M499666003 M592102103 (has a factor 1732581937101863) M59212859 (~~[COLOR=green]factored = 1732581937101863[/COLOR]~~ incorrect ) M80260937 (factored = 3635338880479) M58934537 (factored = 1768036111) Best, Arx Last fiddled with by Batalov on 2012-11-09 at 18:37

2012-11-10, 13:09	#24
Arxenar Nov 2012 2·7 Posts	Factor Check Checkin' for factors M list above: M90991111 59212859 M406378883 M43532689 M485734367 M499666003 Factored M96512333 M99618179 M99691379 M91000999 M97544477 M92369939 Best Arx

2012-11-10, 13:51	#26
Arxenar Nov 2012 14₁₀ Posts	expo link http://mersenne.ca/exponent.php?many...4367;499666003 Attached Thumbnails

2012-11-11, 18:23	#27
Arxenar Nov 2012 2·7 Posts	hunting 11-11 NOV 11 NOT Factored M45950501 M46664333 M46887647 M48119839 M48118991 M471674897 --- factored M46889119 M45960001 M51515501 M54596699 --- Best Arx Attached Thumbnails

2012-11-13, 16:36	#28
Arxenar Nov 2012 16₈ Posts	+ 13 NOV NOT Factored M50337337 M51236371 M64173479 M68424667 M70347311 Factored M50952113 M51497891 M51474221 M52330111 M53276539 M55145551 M62353279 M63386941 M71364721 M78097421 Best, Arxenar Attached Thumbnails Last fiddled with by Arxenar on 2012-11-13 at 16:38

2012-11-10, 13:50	#25
Uncwilly 6809 > 6502 """"""""""""""""""" Aug 2003 101×103 Posts 10,891 Posts	Do your own work.

2012-11-14, 02:49	#29
NBtarheel_33 "Nathan" Jul 2008 Maryland, USA 5×223 Posts	Why do you pick out these numbers in particular? PrimeNet knows the factor status of every prime exponent from 2 to 10^9, so one can easily look up these or any other numbers in that range that might be of interest. Do you have some way of determining these numbers that you post to be of special interest? If so, what? Would it help GIMPS to concentrate on these candidates in the search for the next Mersenne prime? Generally speaking, posting random text or lists of numbers on the forum, and making random claims about primality of such numbers, or even whether they have a factor, does not inspire mathematical confidence in your results, and is hence likely to get you labeled (fairly or not, rightly or not, unfortunately) as a "crank". Sharing your thought process with the rest of us would go a long way towards helping us understand upon what it is that you are trying to exposit.

2012-11-14, 09:34	#30
LaurV Romulan Interpreter "name field" Jun 2011 Thailand 10273₁₀ Posts	He is not trying to expose anything, I imagine he is only trying to indirectly advertize that site with sows or whatever their names are, or he tries to start some flame war like don ablaze, or either he likes to play buffoon, or either is ... innocent. Still, copying things from here to there and back still requires wasting a lot of time. "Wasting" like in doing something without a goal and understanding, just to waste the time of others or piss them off; after I have read the topic on the French forum I gave up in trying to understand his reasons. Last fiddled with by LaurV on 2012-11-14 at 09:40

2012-11-16, 22:33	#31
Arxenar Nov 2012 2·7 Posts	Kimpiked 16 NOV NOT Factored M83933933 is the 33rd Factored 59517973 64286549 595789721 (According to the GIMPS : The confidence in final result is fair) 595457531 595719739 Complete Updated list : http://www.one-zero.eu/resources/The...eorem+1379.pdf Best, Arxenar

2013-05-18, 08:17	#32
Arxenar Nov 2012 2×7 Posts	The Prime Square and The ABC Conjecture Please find the latest update MATHEMATICS : Prime Numbers. (New) SO Prime III. ABC Conjecture PROOF SO Prime II. The Prime Square http://www.one-zero.eu/resources/Z-ABC.pdf http://www.one-zero.eu/resources/The+Prime+Square.pdf Thank You Arx

2013-05-19, 02:52	#33
ewmayer ∂²ω=0 Sep 2002 República de California 11755₁₀ Posts	Whichever way you slice it, it still comes up "bunkum".

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