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#397 |
Sep 2006
The Netherlands
26·11 Posts |
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k=733 , searched to n=4 million. Busy searching up to 5M. No new primes so far.
Hopefully more luck next year (or in the few days remaining of this year). |
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#398 |
Apr 2010
Over the rainbow
2,539 Posts |
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fermat,
20160101*2^n+1.... prime found so far : 20160101*2^5867+1 20160101*2^19977+1 20160101*2^21207+1 20160101*2^24393+1 20160101*2^27869+1 20160101*2^93615+1 20160101*2^98883+1 20160101*2^137747+1 20160101*2^169797+1 20160101*2^194597+1 |
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#399 |
Sep 2006
The Netherlands
26×11 Posts |
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#400 |
"Vasiliy"
Apr 2017
Ukraine
3C16 Posts |
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k=6371 from n=10000 to 100000
Found 1 prime: 6371*2^62318-1 is prime! (18764 decimal digits) |
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#401 |
"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
2·23·103 Posts |
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I filled some gaps recently on old old work, and found:
2115*2^607390-1 is prime. I'll report completion status on the k>300 (choose your own k) thread. Last fiddled with by VBCurtis on 2017-06-20 at 03:37 |
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#402 |
"Dylan"
Mar 2017
2·7·41 Posts |
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I have searched k = 17849 to a maximum n value of 1 M (starting from n =1), and the following primes were found:
17849*2^5448-1 (already found by Gallot) 17849*2^29840-1 17849*2^278912-1 Residue file is attached: |
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#403 |
"Dylan"
Mar 2017
2·7·41 Posts |
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I have searched k = 17851 to n = 500k (starting from n =1), and the following primes were found:
17851*2^5-1 17851*2^17-1 17851*2^61-1 17851*2^121-1 17851*2^529-1 17851*2^907-1 17851*2^1141-1 17851*2^1669-1 17851*2^5053-1 17851*2^5081-1 17851*2^12247-1 17851*2^40399-1 17851*2^42641-1 17851*2^45679-1 17851*2^72445-1 17851*2^103273-1 17851*2^169961-1 17851*2^280111-1 17851*2^320413-1 Residue file is attached: |
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#404 |
Random Account
Aug 2009
19×101 Posts |
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1901*2^195870-1 is prime! (58967 decimal digits).
1901*2^239030-1 is prime! (71959 decimal digits) 1901*2^335018-1 is prime! (100854 decimal digits) Passed 350,000. Heading somewhere above 1,200,000 most likely. Residue file attached. Last fiddled with by storm5510 on 2020-02-02 at 14:29 Reason: Additional |
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#405 |
Random Account
Aug 2009
35778 Posts |
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k = 1901, n = 700K complete. Continuing...
srsieve / sr1sieve / llr No new primes found. Residues attached. |
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#406 |
Random Account
Aug 2009
191910 Posts |
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k = 1901, n = 800K complete. Continuing...
srsieve / sr1sieve / llr No new primes found. Residues attached. |
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#407 |
Random Account
Aug 2009
19·101 Posts |
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If I read it right, the smallest value in the top 5000 list has 429,390 digits. Why separate ones larger here?
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