New wanted ranges!

[ET_]

On http://www.fermatsearch.org/wanted.html

[firejuggler]

I will take the F14000-F14500 range.

[ET_]

Originally Posted by firejuggler

I will take the F14000-F14500 range.

I just splitted one range in to, and added a new one... would you care expressing the k range also?

Luigi

[firejuggler]

oops sorry, the 100k-200k one.

[ET_]

Originally Posted by firejuggler

oops sorry, the 100k-200k one.

OK, thank you for your help! Please use the results page on http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=21413 when you finish your range,

Luigi

[rogue]

Originally Posted by ET_

On http://www.fermatsearch.org/wanted.html

I see that you updated the CPU days. That makes ranges look much more doable. Thanks for making that update. I did notice that you have "GMP-Factor", not "GMP-Fermat" in the Program column.

[ET_]

Originally Posted by rogue

I see that you updated the CPU days. That makes ranges look much more doable. Thanks for making that update. I did notice that you have "GMP-Factor", not "GMP-Fermat" in the Program column.

Sorry, my error. I will update it immediately.

Luigi

Done

[firejuggler]

in what form do you want your result? a simple list of factor like
* 116671*2^14364+1 is a Factor of xGF(14361,12,5)!!!!
or a complete list like in conjecture'r 'us, with a -l tag?

[ET_]

Originally Posted by firejuggler

in what form do you want your result? a simple list of factor like
* 116671*2^14364+1 is a Factor of xGF(14361,12,5)!!!!
or a complete list like in conjecture'r 'us, with a -l tag?

A simple list of factors will do, thanks

Luigi

[pinhodecarlos]

Luigi,

On your site where can I see the available ranges for GMP-Fermat? I can see the most wanted ranges but I can't see where I can find a clear status of the ranges processed so far. Can I have your support to understand this? Thank you.

[ET_]

Originally Posted by pinhodecarlos

Luigi,

On your site where can I see the available ranges for GMP-Fermat? I can see the most wanted ranges but I can't see where I can find a clear status of the ranges processed so far. Can I have your support to understand this? Thank you.

Short answer: there is no such page

Long answer: as it is (quite!) hard to force people to reserve ranges all in the same way (single Ns up to 99, tens of Ns up to 999, hundreds of Ns up to 9999 and so on), I created different pages to have different views of the status:

N factoring limits gives the idea of "how the status should be if the reservations were taaken correctly" and is 99% coherent for most uses.

A couple of researchers required a N (or a small range of Ns) to do a deep search: such ranges are usually declined when you ask for them.

If a range has not yet been taken, it's available. Just be assured that some researcher is steadily tightened up to a particular N or anges of N, and a request for reservation of such ranges could be declined.

New range search lets you select the N and its associated work. Again, some ranges look missing, just because they were taken in clusters. A deep check is done every 2-3 months to ensure thar no holes creep through the ranges

Work done is a list of the ranges actually completed with FermatSearch.

Merge tables is a list of all the ranges in FermatSearrch, both completed and reserved.