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Here is a new AP7 record at 1328 digits:-

(1246733996+35777939*n)*3109#+1 is prime for n=0..6

All confirmed prime with PFGW -tc

Input/output statistics:-
Numbers tested by NewPGen: 1*10^9
NewPGen reduced these (by sieving to 4 trillion) to: 2.78*10^8
PRP's found by PFGW: 2,067,593
AP6's found: 204
AP7's found: 0
The AP6's were all extended upwards and 1 AP7 found.
The search program was terminated at this point, about half way through.

Run-time statistics:-
NewPGen: 19 GHz-days
PFGW: 204 GHz-days
Pascal program to find AP7: 10 GHz-hrs

The expected AP6 count to get one AP7 was about 300.

-Mike Oakes





Sun Dec 13, 2009 4:56 pm

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Here is a new AP7 record at 1328 digits:- (1246733996+35777939*n)*3109#+1 is prime for n=0..6 All confirmed prime with PFGW -tc Input/output statistics:- ...
mikeoakes2 Offline Send Email Dec 13, 2009
4:56 pm

... Congrats! But this will not register as a record at the Prime Pages until PrimeMogul manually corrects your syntax (7 times over). You submitted the...
djbroadhurst Offline Send Email Dec 13, 2009
7:56 pm

... Nice job (7 times over)! CC (aka ...)...
Chris Caldwell
primemogul Offline Send Email
Dec 13, 2009
9:04 pm

... I didn't want to make more work. It's such a big site I find it hard to find the right format. What I typed was my 3rd attempt at getting it accepted. ...
mikeoakes2 Offline Send Email Dec 13, 2009
10:03 pm

Hi Mike Just noticed this. congratulations. Looks like your AP10 record is safe. I've been looking at n*653# Found all primes between n=1e9 and 2.5e9 and...
kraDen
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Dec 29, 2009
1:15 pm
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