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If you think you have a Goldbach proof -- there are groups which deal specifically with such matters, perhaps try those first?
I am not sure what was the exact CPU power used, as Raanan was distributing the program among his computers, and also the number and kind of computers he had
... Wow! A marvelous find. I think a lot of people here have been crossing their fingers for you over the last few months as the AP24s have been coming in, I
This morning the first known AP25 has been discovered: 6171054912832631 + 366384*23#*n, for n=0 to 24 (Raanan Chermoni & Jaroslaw Wroblewski, May 17 2008) My
Diaphantine Analysis Consider the equation x y = z where z is a given positive integer, not prime, and not divisible by a small prime. z is odd. z = x y z is