What happened to the M47?

dabler · 2018-04-13, 15:10

GIMPS Milestones reports that all tests below M(43 112 609) are verified now. However, I do not see any official announcements anywhere. What happened to the M(43 112 609)?

science_man_88 · 2018-04-13, 19:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by dabler

GIMPS Milestones reports that all tests below M(43 112 609) are verified now. However, I do not see any official announcements anywhere. What happened to the M(43 112 609)?

Might find things in the milestone thread.

Dubslow · 2018-04-13, 19:48

I think the primary PrimeNet operator has been indisposed for several days. When he returns the milestone will be noticed and properly shared.

Prime95 · 2018-04-13, 21:22

If Madpoo doesn't return soon, I'll see if I can figure out how to gain server access and write a front page blurb.

Madpoo · 2018-04-18, 03:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prime95

If Madpoo doesn't return soon, I'll see if I can figure out how to gain server access and write a front page blurb.

Oh, I didn't think about putting a blurb on the home page. I updated the milestone page (I actually tested the last two <43M on my home system so I definitely knew when they were finished).

I've been busier than usual the past few days so I haven't been keeping up with the forum here. I'll get the home page updated shortly with the same blurb we had for M46's proof.

Madpoo · 2018-04-18, 04:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Madpoo

Oh, I didn't think about putting a blurb on the home page. I updated the milestone page (I actually tested the last two <43M on my home system so I definitely knew when they were finished).

I've been busier than usual the past few days so I haven't been keeping up with the forum here. I'll get the home page updated shortly with the same blurb we had for M46's proof.

And... done. I made note of the curious order that M47 was discovered, highlighting the fact that, when it was found, it was actually the 45th known Mersenne prime.

If I got any of the facts wrong there, bug me about it so I can fix it. I thought it'd be fun to point out the other couple cases where Mersenne primes were discovered out of order and I hope I got the anecdotes right.

dabler · 2018-04-21, 15:15

List of Known Mersenne Prime Numbers still seems to be outdated.

Dr Sardonicus · 2018-04-25, 14:16

The Mersenne Primes: History, Theorems and Lists page has question marks for M(42643801) (officially declared 46th Mersenne prime in posting dated February 22, 2018) and M(43112609) (officially declared 47th Mersenne prime in posting dated April 8, 2018).

Madpoo · 2018-04-28, 16:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by dabler

List of Known Mersenne Prime Numbers still seems to be outdated.

Fixed, thanks for the reminder.

NBtarheel_33 · 2018-05-10, 05:29

In the M47 announcement, note that it is "almost 10 years" between the discovery of M47 and its proof of place, rather than "almost 9 years" as the article now is written. Just looks like a simple typo induced by copying-and-pasting from the previous announcement.

panel123 · 2018-05-12, 21:33

They should have changed the Pershing to the M26/M46 and add the M46 needle turret to the Pershing and have the M47 as the tier 9 medium. The Pershing's 2nd turret adds nothing but a cosmetic change an the M46 upgraded turret wouldn't make the Pershing OP. M47 would have been the same as what the M46 is now, but have decent hull armor that can't be penned tier 5 guns. But hey i still love my M46 however that is just what i would have preferred.

2018-04-13, 15:10	#1
dabler "David Barina" Jul 2016 Brno 2³×5 Posts	What happened to the M47? GIMPS Milestones reports that all tests below M(43 112 609) are verified now. However, I do not see any official announcements anywhere. What happened to the M(43 112 609)?

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
What happened with Dubslow?	aketilander	Lounge	13	2013-08-31 00:35
n=500000 what happened?	cipher	Twin Prime Search	2	2009-07-15 01:15
What happened to my stats?	BranMuffin	PrimeNet	4	2008-11-19 22:33
what happened?	ixfd64	PrimeNet	26	2006-02-15 23:50
What happened?	ThomRuley	Lone Mersenne Hunters	7	2003-07-31 16:31

2018-04-13, 19:48	#3
Dubslow Basketry That Evening! "Bunslow the Bold" Jun 2011 40<A<43 -89<O<-88 3·29·83 Posts	I think the primary PrimeNet operator has been indisposed for several days. When he returns the milestone will be noticed and properly shared.

2018-04-13, 21:22	#4
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 10000001000101₂ Posts	If Madpoo doesn't return soon, I'll see if I can figure out how to gain server access and write a front page blurb.

2018-04-21, 15:15	#7
dabler "David Barina" Jul 2016 Brno 2³·5 Posts	List of Known Mersenne Prime Numbers still seems to be outdated.

2018-04-25, 14:16	#8
Dr Sardonicus Feb 2017 Nowhere 2·3²·5·71 Posts	The Mersenne Primes: History, Theorems and Lists page has question marks for M(42643801) (officially declared 46th Mersenne prime in posting dated February 22, 2018) and M(43112609) (officially declared 47th Mersenne prime in posting dated April 8, 2018).

2018-05-10, 05:29	#10
NBtarheel_33 "Nathan" Jul 2008 Maryland, USA 5×223 Posts	In the M47 announcement, note that it is "almost 10 years" between the discovery of M47 and its proof of place, rather than "almost 9 years" as the article now is written. Just looks like a simple typo induced by copying-and-pasting from the previous announcement.

2018-05-12, 21:33	#11
panel123 May 2018 1₈ Posts	They should have changed the Pershing to the M26/M46 and add the M46 needle turret to the Pershing and have the M47 as the tier 9 medium. The Pershing's 2nd turret adds nothing but a cosmetic change an the M46 upgraded turret wouldn't make the Pershing OP. M47 would have been the same as what the M46 is now, but have decent hull armor that can't be penned tier 5 guns. But hey i still love my M46 however that is just what i would have preferred.