A titan, as defined by Samuel Yates, is anyone who has found a titanic prime . This page provides data on those that have found these primes. The data below only reflect on the primes currently on the list. (Many of the terms that are used here are explained on another page .)
Proof-code(s): p65 , p88 , g282 , p104 , L28 , f9 , p115 , c32 , c34 , p155 , p179 , c45 , L897 , p308 E-mail address: k r a Denken(at) yahoo (dot) com (dot) au
Web page: http://www.geocities.com/kradenken/mfprimes.html Username: DavisK
(entry created on 08/30/2001) Database id: 331
(entry last modified on 01/15/2011) Active primes: on current list: 27.5 (unweighted total: 33),
rank by number 39 Total primes: number ever on any list: 2191 (unweighted total: 3617) Production score: for current list 39 (normalized: 0), total 43.2136,
rank by score 970 Largest prime: 6317 · 2458799 + 1 L897 on 07/04/2009Most recent: 78613471382 · 2371# + 1 p308 on 04/14/2013Entrance Rank: mean 62512.79 (minimum 73, maximum 103515)
Descriptive Data:
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Completed a BSc(hons) in Statistics at the University of
New South Wales (Australia) before doing a Graduate Diploma
of Computing Studies at the Canberra College of Advanced
Education in 1979. Since then have followed a career in
computing and only engage in mathematics for fun.
Particularly interested in Factorial and Multifactorial
primes. Maintain page tracking the status of the search for
multifactorial primes
www.geocities.com/kradenken/mfprimes.html Currently
searching for primes of the form n!11+/-1 (n=1 to 300000),
the next Factorial prime and various arithmetic
progressions.
I am Ken Davis and I would like to
Surname: DavisK (used for alphabetizing and in codes)
