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9005 paulunderwooduk Send Email Oct 1, 2002
7:30 am
... PFGW was exploited for the inital search for a PRP because of it's gain in speed in this respect -- for 2^n+-k (k< about 43 bits.) I used Prime95.exe to...
9006 paulunderwooduk Send Email Oct 1, 2002
7:46 am
... Yes the signs are important for these trinomials. The most genral case I have is x^n+-x^k-1 (x,n,k all positive integers x>1,n>2,n>k>0 and discounting...
9007 mohamed saleh
mastermindax Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
7:54 am
hiiiiiiiii friends i am just new member in your group and I glad to be that I am mathmatical interester from Egypt spieal in number threoy I joined since...
9008 P A L M A email|palma...
palmaaaaaa Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
9:50 am
I never received anything. Please send me the proof, without examples. thank you ... ADVERTISEMENT [Image] ... -- GENUG SCHOYN ...
9009 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
2:10 pm
N=2^64695-2^15-1 is prime. Paul Underwood discovered that N is probably prime, as part of a large trawl of candidates of his favourite form f(a,b)=2^a-2^b-1 ...
9010 David Oscari
conjectures Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
2:26 pm
Are there a proof of Conjecture Goldbach? Ahora podés usar Yahoo! Messenger desde tu celular. Aprendé cómo hacerlo en Yahoo! Móvil:...
9012 jbrennen Send Email Oct 1, 2002
2:48 pm
... I was wondering after I wrote this, and thought maybe somebody would have an answer, or maybe I'm just crazy... Assume we have a large odd composite number...
9014 Greg@...
mazur1947 Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
4:58 pm
In a message dated 9/27/02 2:30:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jack@... ... Reply: When you talk about limits of pi(2n)/pi(n) it seems similar to a proof...
9016 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
5:52 pm
... Err, it seems to me that it has all bits but one set to 1: ? b=binary(2^64695-2^15-1); ? print(sum(k=1,64695,b[k])) 64694 It is a "base-2 near repunit", ...
9017 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
5:57 pm
... Not really. Everyone knows that Hans is doing something huge, well above 6k digits. So why spend cycles to become a poor second in 2003 :-? David...
9018 Jon Perry
jon_perryuk Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
6:01 pm
... But it is: 2^15[2^64680-1]-1 and perhaps this may yield a name. Jon Perry perry@... http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry/maths BrainBench...
9019 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
6:04 pm
... That was unfortunate. I had a registered Titanix (thanks!) which did all the batch except the p1012 and then used latest Primo 2.0.0 beta3 for this, the...
9021 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 1, 2002
10:29 pm
... On July 2 he told that he had done 2173 bits of something big: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/primeform/message/2621 On Sept 21 he told that he had recently...
9022 Milton Brown
miltbrown@... Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
12:37 am
I have done some work with RSA numbers, You are welcome to look at my WEB-site www.csulb.edu/~mbrown10 Milton L. Brown ... From: mohamed saleh...
9023 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
1:24 am
... There is good reason to suppose from http://groups.yahoo.com/group/primeform/message/2719 that Hans's target was posted by him as a PrP at ...
9026 paulunderwooduk Send Email Oct 2, 2002
8:47 am
... and ... That's now changed and Primo/ECPP is again #1 general prime proving program/method. By "ordinary"; I thought the number does not have any special...
9027 Jon Perry
jon_perryuk Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
11:42 am
gcd(x,x+1)=1 Therefore gcd(kx,x+1)=gcd(k,x+1) Jon Perry perry@... http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry/maths BrainBench MVP for HTML and...
9028 Jon Perry
jon_perryuk Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
5:17 pm
Thanks. My proof went along these lines: If gcd(kx,x+1)>gcd(k,x+1), then gcd(x,x+1)>1 The theorem is extensible into: gcd(kx,y)=gcd(k,y).gcd(x,y) if gcd(x,y)=1...
9029 Jon Perry
jon_perryuk Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
7:49 pm
The general case: gcd(kx,y)=gcd(x,y).gcd(k,y/gcd(x,y)) Jon Perry perry@... http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~perry/maths BrainBench MVP for HTML...
9030 Max B
zen_ghost_floating@... Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
8:27 pm
"If we look at the prime factors of a Fibonacci number, there will be at least one of them that has never before appeared as a factor in any earlier Fibonacci...
9031 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 2, 2002
10:34 pm
Carmichael&#39;s theorem is _far_ more general than that. Knott gave only the Fibonacci case p=1,q=-1. In general consider U(p,q,n) with p>0 and d=p^2-4*q>0. Then...
9032 Shane
divineprime Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
8:43 am
... The proof is in this form: F(n)/x = characteristic factors. Observing: F(2^n)/L(2^ n-2)= all characteristic factors. x may have something to do with...
9033 Shane
divineprime Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
9:40 am
F(nk): characteristic factors = m(nk) +/-1 F(p) : characteristic factors = m(2p) +/-1 F(1) : none F(2) : none F(3) : 2=1(1*3)-1 F(4) : 3=1(2*2)-1 F(5) :...
9034 Shane
divineprime Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
10:35 am
F(pp) / F(p)*F(p)= all characteristic factors. There must be more?...
9035 Milton Brown
miltbrown@... Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
12:56 pm
... From: Milton Brown [mailto:miltbrown@...] Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 3:07 PM To: 'mohamed saleh'; primenumbers@yahoogroups.com Cc:...
9036 Phil Carmody
thefatphil Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
4:23 pm
I was wandering around Andy Steward's incredible generalised repunit resource, http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~aads/ and something regarding KP proofs...
9037 Jon Perry
jon_perryuk Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
5:49 pm
Anyone know why 4ab+3(a+b)+2 is never a square? It comes from looking at the 'alternative&#39; 5-squares conjecture, find a set a,b,c,d such that ab-1=u^2 ac-1=v^2...
9038 jbrennen Send Email Oct 3, 2002
6:11 pm
... Rewrite this as: N = (4*a+3) * b + (3*a+2) In order for N to be a square, we must have (3*a+2) be a quadratic residue modulo (4*a+3). Note that (3*a+2) is...
9040 Shane
divineprime Send Email
Oct 3, 2002
10:09 pm
F(3p)/ 2F(p) ___________ ~ 2 L(3p)/ 4L(p) Sweet! Product of F(3p)'s characteristic factors divided by the product of L(3p)'s characteristic factors....
9041 David Broadhurst
djbroadhurst Send Email
Oct 4, 2002
1:12 am
Phil: To find the 5 top triplets at http://www.ltkz.demon.co.uk/ktuplets.htm#largest3 I had recourse to sub-BLS square testing: ...
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