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As perhaps Daniel is away on vacation, I thought that his pending Apples (exponent 98304, small limbs), would be a great test of the latest combined ...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 5, 2006
8:47 pm
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In order to make sure you have the best quality candidates, and to ensure that I have the best quality code, I've been pushing DaPhiSiv beyond where it was...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 7, 2006
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Hi, like I said, bad news... Phi(49152,134217728) res=(-1+-0w) at bit 221171. maxerr=0.000000. Time=332.690 => is 2-SPRP. ./overseis.092.g5 -t 49152 134217728 ...
Christ van Willegen
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Aug 7, 2006
8:10 pm
702
... Unfortunately, yes. This is a honest-to-goodness pseudoprime. "base 134217728 has 1 factors." is the clue. It's in fact 2^27. These bases which are powers...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 7, 2006
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... PFGW confirms that Phi(49152,134217728) = Phi(3,-2^(3^3*2^13)) is 2-SPSP: $ nohup ./pfgw -l -b2 -q"Phi(3,-2^(3^3*2^13))" & Phi(3,-2^(3^3*2^13)) is 2-PRP! $...
David Broadhurst
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Aug 7, 2006
10:20 pm
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The sieve drama has a tist to it - there was no problem with my erat, despite working with only the bottom 32 bits of 64 bit numbers! I don't know how or why,...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 14, 2006
10:12 am
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49152_k2_120-150_1of2.abc (2635/5667 46%) Running 14847:08 minutes 2630:Phi(49152,32245301250) b=(2*1)*126975^2 (571939bits) res=(-1+0w) at bit 17....
Bob Hillegas
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Aug 16, 2006
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706
... good. ... Excellent. These guys are a lot tougher to find, but well worth it. That entered the top-5000 in the top-500. Congratulatios. In order to...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 16, 2006
5:56 am
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./overseis.g5 -t 49152 1323323714952 OversEis version:0.92F Weighting:0.2o/c=s+r/s=r/l=sB/^2 Transform:DJB+PC Phi(49152,1323323714952) Form Phi(2^14*3^1,b)...
Mark Rodenkirch
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Aug 19, 2006
3:51 am
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Brought on-list. ... I used a very simple GP/Pari script. Bang up the precision to 20 digits. They're just sines and cosines of muliplies of 2Pi/#limbs. Note,...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 19, 2006
7:50 am
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New primes /usr/local/bin/overseis.p4 -t -q 49152 33650405888 OversEis version:0.92F Weighting:0.2o/c=s+r/s=r/l=sB/^2 Transform:DJB+PC Phi(49152,33650405888)...
Bob Hillegas
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Aug 30, 2006
11:59 am
710
... Excellent. It seems everyone's finding large ones but me presently, but I won't complain. (I still have a couple of machines finishing off LG 100000-digit...
Phil Carmody
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Aug 31, 2006
6:11 am
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./overseis.g5 -t 49152 1439751774050 OversEis version:0.92F Weighting:0.2o/c=s+r/s=r/l=sB/^2 Transform:DJB+PC Phi(49152,1439751774050) Form Phi(2^14*3^1,b)...
Mark Rodenkirch
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Sep 4, 2006
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... [SNIP - panic] I've updated and uploaded "libs" to remove a cut-corner in the Cantor-Zassehaus modular square root which was causing root-finding to fail...
thefatphil
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Sep 4, 2006
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Erm, noone yet! http://primes.utm.edu/primes/status.php id prime digits who when comment 78470 2^32582657-1 9808358 G9 Sep 2006...
Phil Carmody
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Sep 12, 2006
8:36 am
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... If I have interpreted the mean correctly, 50% of the time, we'd expect a ratio <1.476, and 50% of the time we'd expect a ratio >1.476. So the 44 Mersennes ...
Phil Carmody
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Sep 12, 2006
11:23 am
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... In a sense it is, but clusters are expected in a Poisson distribution and the Mersennes have been slightly more evenly spread that one might expect. But...
Chris Caldwell
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Sep 12, 2006
2:19 pm
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Two primes found in this range. 49152_k2_120-150_1of2.abc (5668/5667 100%) No process running 49152_k2_120-150_1of2.abc has been completed. Please move to...
Bob Hillegas
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Sep 28, 2006
7:37 am
717
... Nice. Expectation just over 1.5. I'm glad to see you grabbing a nice high range - they're better VFM, and there are plenty of them. I'm trying to keep the...
Phil Carmody
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Sep 28, 2006
8:06 am
718
I have finally finished 49152_k2 from 800000-850000. I found 6 primes in that range, all just under 200000 digits in size and all found on a PowerPC G5. Now...
Mark Rodenkirch
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Oct 7, 2006
11:35 pm
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... Congratulations - that's an unexpectedly high yield. I've found 0 in a range of about 30000 so far, so I'm a bit jealous! Phil () ASCII ribbon campaign...
Phil Carmody
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Oct 8, 2006
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This was found using the client/server setup using MaximEis, but I decided to verify it using OversEis: $ ./overseis.093.athlon -t -q 98304 1833726 OversEis...
Phil Carmody
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Oct 11, 2006
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... Hey, Congrats! The big ones are fewer and farther between. I know I miss the days of a prime a week... Jeff...
jandersonlee
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Oct 12, 2006
6:37 pm
722
... Thanks Jeff. The work factor ratio of ~9 between the ranges is a bit of a bummer, but these things come in bands so there's nothing you can do. (Apart from...
Phil Carmody
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Oct 12, 2006
10:19 pm
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Phi(49152,1029757567704) b=(3*2)*414278^2 LimbEq=1604492 Risk=145.22 (653811bits) res=(-1+0w) at bit 17. maxerr=0.218750. Time=1619.470 => is 2-SPRP. ...
jandersonlee
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Oct 30, 2006
5:58 pm
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... Excellent! My G5 has found a few recently too, and our ~200000 digit tally is beginning to look quite healthy. We have 50 primes between #300 and #400, and...
Phil Carmody
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Oct 30, 2006
6:29 pm
725
New primes /usr/local/bin/overseis.p4 -t -q 49152 2490345104258 OversEis version:0.92F Weighting:0.2o/c=s+r/s=r/l=sB/^2 Transform:DJB+PC ...
Bob Hillegas
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Nov 3, 2006
12:21 pm
726
... Woo woo! Excellent! That's a nice low maxerr - I reckon that there will be plenty of room for primes in the range 205k-210k digits (although perhaps not ...
Phil Carmody
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Nov 3, 2006
1:55 pm
727
... If you can get it cheaper - buy a crate or eight! ... You can terminate those low ranges early. I recommend you do. I'll need to diddle the database...
Phil Carmody
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Nov 3, 2006
3:38 pm
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New primes /usr/local/bin/overseis.p4 -t -q 49152 2446029620000 OversEis version:0.92F Weighting:0.2o/c=s+r/s=r/l=sB/^2 Transform:DJB+PC ...
Bob Hillegas
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