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9561 Max B
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Nov 1, 2002
12:05 pm
Interesting, Jack. Thanks. ... A subset of the pseudoperfects... For example, take the number 66. 66 is pseudoperfect because it can be expressed: 66 =...
9563 richard_heylen Offline Send Email Nov 2, 2002
2:12 am
I've found another Carmichael of the form n^2-n-1 It is n=151068195602 so n^2-n-1=22821599722293063946801 It has the 8 factor factorisation ...
9564 Jack Brennen
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Nov 2, 2002
2:30 am
... Well done. Did you find this by searching all n up to this limit? Because if you did, I'll stop my program, since yours seems to be a bit faster. :-O If...
9565 richard_heylen Offline Send Email Nov 2, 2002
4:31 am
I've just found another couple of Carmichaels of the form n^2-n-1 n=128027658527 so n^2-n-1=16391081347778088151201 =31.(71).211.601.1171.15121.3316601 lcm of...
9566 paulunderwooduk Offline Send Email Nov 2, 2002
5:54 pm
... Are your methods transferable to n^3-n-1? If so, how long would it take to do to n=10^13 or n=10^14 in this case? Paul...
9567 Markus Frind
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Nov 2, 2002
6:01 pm
The website richard made reference to lists all Carmichaels under 10^16 listed and all 3-Carmichaels < 10^18 listed. ...
9568 Phil Carmody
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Nov 2, 2002
6:09 pm
Lets say I have a set P = { 2,3,5, ... p }, say p is 10000 And an AP X+iY where Y is about 10^50, Is there an effective way of finding any terms on the AP that...
9569 paulunderwooduk Offline Send Email Nov 2, 2002
6:37 pm
... 10^16 ... I have this expensively computed data already ;-) [SNIP] ... Here "n^3-n-1" is 10^39 or 10^42. Paul...
9570 Sebastian Martin
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Nov 2, 2002
6:47 pm
Hi all: ¿which is the best bound for the prime counting function Pi(x), please? Is to improve the program attached for obtain prime numbers Sincerely ...
9571 Sebastian Martin
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Nov 2, 2002
7:28 pm
Hi all: ¿which is the best bound for the prime counting function Pi(x), please? Is to improve the program attached for obtain prime numbers Sincerely ...
9572 David Cleaver
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Nov 2, 2002
7:30 pm
Hello Phil, ... As for finding the smooth values (if I remember correctly you have C&P:PNaCP) sections 3.2.5 and 3.2.6 are great at explaining a good way of...
9573 Leonid Durman
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Nov 2, 2002
8:50 pm
November 2 2002 Hello, Today Vasily Danilov has informed: found m=286, k=78472588395, n=288 78472588395.2^288+1 divides F_286 I apologize, that I dispatch...
9574 Phil Carmody
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Nov 2, 2002
10:36 pm
... I'm glad you did post it here. With so many interesting distributed and team searches taking place it's nice to be reminded oftheir progress every now and...
9575 Phil Carmody
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Nov 2, 2002
10:58 pm
... There are two fairly good approximations that are in common use. One is just 'li': li(x) =~ 1.045+ Integral{x = 2 .. +inf} [ x/ln(x) ] (the 1.045 is...
9576 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 2, 2002
11:18 pm
... Yes, I also believe they exist, but they must be close to R(x). I think the difference is about O[1/log x]. Best, Andrey [Non-text portions of this message...
9577 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 2, 2002
11:19 pm
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/primenumbers/files/Articles/polynomials.pdf (51k) There's an interesting polynomial sequence with easy-factorable coefficients,...
9578 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 2, 2002
11:53 pm
... Of course, I meant smooth monotonic functions. In fact, pi0(x) = R(x) - sum(R(x^r)) + arctan(pi/logx)/pi - 1/logx, where sum is over non-trivial zeta...
9579 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 3, 2002
12:02 am
... Please read F(e^u)-pi0(e^u), where F(x) is our approximating function: R(x) + arctan(pi/logx)/pi - 1/logx - sum(R(x^r), some r) ... i.e. when F(x)=R(x)...
9580 mistermac39 Offline Send Email Nov 3, 2002
4:50 am
Here is a little contribution about handwavey methods. It does not specifically deal with Carmichaels, although my first examinations are coming up with some...
9583 mistermac39 Offline Send Email Nov 3, 2002
7:46 am
... Marcel has spotted a typo. (-20)^2 -(-1)(-19) = 341 is correct. John...
9584 mistermac39 Offline Send Email Nov 3, 2002
8:40 am
... John has spotted a typo. ... John...
9585 mistermac39 Offline Send Email Nov 3, 2002
9:10 am
... Excellent! Going back to an earlier Carmichael, viz. 29*211*281*22669*11708611 we get b^2-a^2-ab = the composite above for 16 cases, each separate. ...
9586 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 3, 2002
9:21 am
... Please read (F(e^u)-pi0(e^u))*u*e^(-u/2) of course. Andrey [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
9587 Sebastian Martin
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Nov 3, 2002
9:22 am
Thanks see you: http://arxiv.org/abs/math.NT/0210312 Sincerely Sebastian Martín Ruiz ... _______________________________________________________________ ...
9588 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 3, 2002
9:30 am
... http://arxiv.org/abs/math.NT/0210312/ is more correct. Best wishes, Andrey [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
9589 Phil Carmody
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Nov 3, 2002
11:28 am
... Sorry, but you're never going to persuade the person who made Bernstien's primegen twice as fast to move to a claimed O(n^(3/2)) time algorithm. You do...
9590 Max B
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Nov 3, 2002
1:48 pm
9839389 = 7 * 43 * 97 * 337 Sum the primes between the smallest and largest prime factors: 7+11+13+...+331+337 = 10181, a prime. Sum the composites between the...
9591 Paul Leyland
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Nov 3, 2002
3:29 pm
Am I missing something? Why don't you sieve with squares of elements from P to identify those not square free (by setting the location to a large negative...
9592 David Broadhurst
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Nov 3, 2002
6:25 pm
Congrats on a neat method, Richard. ... How did you rediscover Jack's 675557402^2-675557402-1 = 456377802721432201 = 29*211*281*22669*11708611 where 22669-1 =...
9593 Andrey Kulsha
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Nov 3, 2002
8:19 pm
http://www.silkenladies.com/mirror/mirror.php?url=www.primepages.org&Submit=%A0Ok%A0 Best, Andrey [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
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