Another new prime (M42-Related) - Page 4

jinydu · 2005-02-22, 00:15

So, any reply from that user yet?

Prime95 · 2005-02-22, 00:22

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Originally Posted by jinydu

So, any reply from that user yet?

Not yet!

Mike · 2005-02-22, 00:27

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Originally Posted by Jeff Gilchrist

Darn, I guess my flashy new poster is out of date now....

You bought it?

How long does it take to ship? Is shipping included to Canada?

ET_ · 2005-02-22, 09:17

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Originally Posted by Mike

You bought it?

How long does it take to ship? Is shipping included to Canada?

A couple of years ago I bought one, and they shipped it to Italy.

Luigi

T.Rex · 2005-02-22, 17:08

Hi jinydu,
Do you plan to move to another location now that M42 seems very close ?
Unless you mean of that M42 ?

We are 4 days and a half before M42 is born, if everything's OK.
Jeff and myself have found the same residue for iteration 4000000.

Tony

leifbk · 2005-02-22, 18:06

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Originally Posted by T.Rex

Hi jinydu,
Do you plan to move to another location now that M42 seems very close ?
Unless you mean of that M42 ?

Gee, that must be one of the messier parts of the sky

/Leif

Prime95 · 2005-02-22, 19:10

The user has sent in his results.txt file. There were no hardware errors reported during the LL test. That raises our chances significantly!

T.Rex · 2005-02-22, 21:41

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Originally Posted by Prime95

The user has sent in his results.txt file. There were no hardware errors reported during the LL test. That raises our chances significantly!

Great news !

Congratulations to you and to the finder ! GIMPS is great !

coolprimes · 2005-02-22, 21:59

How many digits would be in this number? More than 10,000,000

lycorn · 2005-02-22, 22:14

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Originally Posted by coolprimes

How many digits would be in this number? More than 10,000,000

According to what George said in a previous post, no. It will be greater than our last finding, but with less than 10M digits. Unless George is trying to keep us from guessing the right number...

dsouza123 · 2005-02-22, 22:20

If the number is 25964951 then it is 7816229 digits long.

25964951 * log10 2 = 7816229

2005-02-22, 17:08	#38
T.Rex Feb 2004 France 916₁₀ Posts	jinydu: Location: Hopefully Near M42 Hi jinydu, Do you plan to move to another location now that M42 seems very close ? Unless you mean of that M42 ? We are 4 days and a half before M42 is born, if everything's OK. Jeff and myself have found the same residue for iteration 4000000. Tony

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2005-02-22, 00:15	#34
jinydu Dec 2003 Hopefully Near M48 11011011110₂ Posts	So, any reply from that user yet?

2005-02-22, 19:10	#40
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 2×3³×139 Posts	The user has sent in his results.txt file. There were no hardware errors reported during the LL test. That raises our chances significantly!

2005-02-22, 21:59	#42
coolprimes Dec 2004 2·5 Posts	How many digits would be in this number? More than 10,000,000

2005-02-22, 22:20	#44
dsouza123 Sep 2002 1226₈ Posts	If the number is 25964951 then it is 7816229 digits long. 25964951 * log10 2 = 7816229