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Re: Verify some PRPs of a few thousand digits

> I'll keep the tip about Primo under Wine in reserve, too...
> regards,
> James

Primo 3.0.6 is artificially capped at 3000 decimal digits. You will
have to look for the 2.3.3 somewhere on the web. /wink-wink/ ... try
the Files section in the xyyxf yahoo group.

I've been curious myself, and ran three of the near-repunit numbers,
and I am still running a couple of XYYX prps. One of the is Greg's if I
am not mistaken, btw. (Ah yes, it is. 2240^87+87^2240, prp4345. Runs
for a week already. Cracked away only 1/12th of the bits.)

Serge





Tue Jul 1, 2008 9:18 pm

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Can someone help me at all please (I've looked in the 'files' section, and also can't see an obvious FAQ, but...) I want to verify primality of a few PRPs (as...
James Wanless
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Jun 30, 2008
3:47 pm

Only if you know 33% of the factors of N-1 or N+1. You can use KP if you know 30% of the factors, and CHG if you know >25% (or perhaps 26% in practice)....
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Jun 30, 2008
6:11 pm

... Hi (once again) Greg, and thanks for your help. I successfully d/led pfgw_ver_12_linux (from the other/user group) and also got it running in an old(er)...
James Wanless
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Jun 30, 2008
9:29 pm

... Primo 3.0.6 is artificially capped at 3000 decimal digits. You will have to look for the 2.3.3 somewhere on the web. /wink-wink/ ... try the Files section...
Serge Batalov
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Jul 13, 2008
3:13 pm

Hi Serge, Thanks for your email/post - sounds fun, what you're up to!! :) Mine are from: http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/A057468 and I'm now on the...
James Wanless
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