(378149751 · 227186 + 1)/5483273808085436465

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This prime's information:

Description:(378149751 · 227186 + 1)/5483273808085436465
Verification status (*):PRP
Official Comment (*):ECPP
Unofficial Comments:This prime has 1 user comment below.
Proof-code(s): (*):c50 : Hird, Wu_T, OpenPFGW, Primo
Decimal Digits:8174   (log10 is 8173.6400860068)
Rank (*):84774 (digit rank is 1)
Entrance Rank (*):47686
Currently on list? (*):no
Submitted:5/2/2010 18:24:37 UTC
Last modified:3/11/2023 15:54:10 UTC
Database id:92563
Status Flags:Verify
Score (*):31.8148 (normalized score 0)

Archival tags:

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Elliptic Curve Primality Proof (archivable *)
Prime on list: no, rank 378
Subcategory: "ECPP"
(archival tag id 210658, tag last modified 2024-04-19 02:37:11)

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Tom Wu writes (11 Sep 2014):  (report abuse)
This prime completes the factorization of a sequence of four consecutive 8193-digit numbers. The Primo certificate is available here.

Verification data:

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fieldvalue
prime_id92563
person_id9
machineDitto P4 P4
whattrial_divided
notesCommand: /home/ditto/client/pfgw -o -f -q"(378149751*2^27186+1)/(989239*5542921182935)" 2>&1 PFGW Version 20031027.x86_Dev (Beta 'caveat utilitor') [FFT v22.13 w/P4] trial factoring to 2310263 (378149751*2^27186+1)/(989239*5542921182935) has no small factor. [Elapsed time: 1.742 seconds]
modified2020-07-07 22:30:35
created2010-05-02 18:35:01
id114502

fieldvalue
prime_id92563
person_id9
machineDitto P4 P4
whatprp
notesCommand: /home/ditto/client/pfgw -tc -q"(378149751*2^27186+1)/(989239*5542921182935)" 2>&1 PFGW Version 20031027.x86_Dev (Beta 'caveat utilitor') [FFT v22.13 w/P4] Primality testing (378149751*2^27186+1)/(989239*5542921182935) [N-1/N+1, Brillhart-Lehmer-Selfridge] Running N-1 test using base 3 Using SSE2 FFT Adjusting authentication level by 1 for PRIMALITY PROOF Reduced from FFT(3584,21) to FFT(3584,20) Reduced from FFT(3584,20) to FFT(3584,19) Reduced from FFT(3584,19) to FFT(3584,18) Reduced from FFT(3584,18) to FFT(3584,17) Reduced from FFT(3584,17) to FFT(3584,16) 54314 bit request FFT size=(3584,16) Running N+1 test using discriminant 11, base 7+sqrt(11) Using SSE2 FFT Adjusting authentication level by 1 for PRIMALITY PROOF Reduced from FFT(3584,21) to FFT(3584,20) Reduced from FFT(3584,20) to FFT(3584,19) Reduced from FFT(3584,19) to FFT(3584,18) Reduced from FFT(3584,18) to FFT(3584,17) Reduced from FFT(3584,17) to FFT(3584,16) 54322 bit request FFT size=(3584,16) Running N+1 test using discriminant 11, base 8+sqrt(11) Using SSE2 FFT Adjusting authentication level by 1 for PRIMALITY PROOF Reduced from FFT(3584,21) to FFT(3584,20) Reduced from FFT(3584,20) to FFT(3584,19) Reduced from FFT(3584,19) to FFT(3584,18) Reduced from FFT(3584,18) to FFT(3584,17) Reduced from FFT(3584,17) to FFT(3584,16) 54322 bit request FFT size=(3584,16) Calling N-1 BLS with factored part 0.16% and helper 0.09% (0.58% proof) (378149751*2^27186+1)/(989239*5542921182935) is Fermat and Lucas PRP! (58.3800s+0.0000s) [Elapsed time: 59.00 seconds]
modified2020-07-07 22:30:35
created2010-05-02 18:38:01
id114503

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