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PrimeNumbers is a e-mail discussion list for those who enjoy prime numbers.  Some look for patterns, some seek to find new records, others try to understand the distribution.  We try to limit our discussion to prime numbers, primality testing, and very closely related subjects.

If you enjoy prime numbers there are similar lists you might enjoy, such as PrimeForm focusing on primality proving programs and GIMPS' Mersenne Primes list. 

If you think you have a Goldbach proof -- there are groups which deal specifically with such matters, perhaps try those first?

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Re: Prp vs. pfgw.
... For base 2, I recommend LLR, since it will automatically do a Proth test for k*2^n+1 numbers. You could also use PFGW, but you would need to force a
Posted - Mon Nov 9, 2009 3:08 pm
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Re: Prp vs. pfgw.
... Others will correct me if I am wrong, but I think they use the same arithmetic engine now. Of course prp.exe does not prove primality. LLR might be the
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 7:19 pm
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Prp vs. pfgw.
Hi I must test numbers in the form k*2^n+1. Is Pfgw faster than prp.exe? Thank Giovanni Di Maria
Posted - Sun Nov 8, 2009 7:12 pm
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A Ramanjan Prime Corollary
A Ramanjan Prime Corollary: 2*p_(i-n) > p_i for i > k where k = primepi(p_k) = primepi(R_n). That is, p_k is the n'th Ramanujan Prime, R_n, and the k'th prime.
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Re: Is this a convergent series and if so what is its sum?
... In fact, polling the odd primes really helps: I found 10,000 good digits in 7 minutes, by consulting the 24 odd primes p < 100. The result is in
Posted - Fri Oct 30, 2009 7:46 pm
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