Hi,
Does anyone know what was the prime exponent $p$ for the 44th \emph{possible}
Mersenne prime recently discovered?
By prime exponent I mean, for this possible 44th Mersenne prime, what was the
value of the prime $p$ for
$2^{p} - 1$?
It would also be nice to know how much CPU time was used for the Gimps's
Lucas-Lehmer test/software, and what kind of processors?
Robert Betts
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(Graduate student)
Organizational Affiliation (as Alumnus):
University of Massachusetts Boston Harbor
Department of Mathematics and Science
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