Sieving

[storm5510]

Thanks to rogues's srsieve2cl I can run large sieves rapidly on an RTX 2080. Yes, others could do it faster, but they have no interest. I rather enjoy the sieving, but not the LLR running.

I did a test with my birth year as the k. p was set to reach 2.5e12. n was set to reach 1e6. The sieve completed in 23 hours, give or take slightly.

I volunteer myself to run Proth sieves for anyone. No strings attached! All I would need is the k and n values desired. I would be willing to run Riesel sieves as well.

I have also considered creating a topic in my blog where I could post links to completed sieves in a cloud account I have. Sieves can sometimes be quite large. I would rather not load them on the servers here.

[rogue]

Originally Posted by storm5510

Thanks to rogues's srsieve2cl I can run large sieves rapidly on an RTX 2080. Yes, others could do it faster, but they have no interest. I rather enjoy the sieving, but not the LLR running.

I did a test with my birth year as the k. p was set to reach 2.5e12. n was set to reach 1e6. The sieve completed in 23 hours, give or take slightly.

I volunteer myself to run Proth sieves for anyone. No strings attached! All I would need is the k and n values desired. I would be willing to run Riesel sieves as well.

I have also considered creating a topic in my blog where I could post links to completed sieves in a cloud account I have. Sieves can sometimes be quite large. I would rather not load them on the servers here.

Take a look at the CRUS project. There are many options for sieving whether for a small number of k or a large number of k.

[storm5510]

Originally Posted by rogue

Take a look at the CRUS project. There are many options for sieving whether for a small number of k or a large number of k.

Conjectures R Us. I will. Many thanks!