Mark wrote:
>A while ago we were discussing about a Java / JavaScript thing
>to put on the Mersenne page. I'm wondering if it's up yet, and
>if so, where it is.
Yes, it is up. George modified a javascript module I wrote and
put it into the benchmark page at the following address:
http://www.mer
> I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how many digit's a certain exponent
has.
Assuming the exponents are in the form 2^x, we can use logs. (Everybody
remember the log song from the Ren & Stimpy show?)
The exponent 2^x must be converted to 10^y, and y will be the number of
digits in the decimal
Aaron Blosser wrote:
>>Henk Stokhorst wrote:
>>>L.S.,
>>>
>>>Just curious, what makes factoring 13.388.659 take four times as
>>>long as 13.375.793?
>>
>>It's because 13,388,659 is past the cutoff of 13,380,000 where
>>Prime95 starts factoring to the depth of 2^65 instead of 2^64.
>>Normally, incr
A while ago we were discussing about a Java / JavaScript thing to put on the
Mersenne page. I'm wondering if it's up yet, and if so, where it is. Also,
I'm wondering if anyone can tell me how many digit's a certain exponent has.
Thanks!
Mark
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>Henk Stokhorst wrote:
>>L.S.,
>>
>>Just curious, what makes factoring 13.388.659 take four times as
>>long as 13.375.793?
>
>It's because 13,388,659 is past the cutoff of 13,380,000 where
>Prime95 starts factoring to the depth of 2^65 instead of 2^64.
>Normally, increasing the depth by a factor o
Is there a problem with the PrimeNet Server? I keep getting the following
message when prime95 tries to contact the server.
Contacting PrimeNet Server.
ERROR 2250: Server unavailable
The FAQ at http://www.entropia.com/ips/faq.html may have more information.
The FAQ says that this is caused by
At 09:57 AM 5/17/00 +0200, Benny.VanHoudt wrote:
>I've been using prime95 since sept. 1998 and never had any problems.
>Until yesterday I was testing an exponent in the 9.5 - 10 million
>range, but suddenly an error appeared while contacting the Primenet
>server (the exponent was almost finished
Henk Stokhorst wrote:
>L.S.,
>
>Just curious, what makes factoring 13.388.659 take four times as
>long as 13.375.793?
It's because 13,388,659 is past the cutoff of 13,380,000 where
Prime95 starts factoring to the depth of 2^65 instead of 2^64.
Normally, increasing the depth by a factor of one onl
>From: Henk Stokhorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Mersenne: time needed for factoring
>Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 19:47:38 +0200
>
>L.S.,
>
>Just curious, what makes factoring 13.388.659 take four times as long as
>13.375.793?
>
>YotN,
>
>Henk Stokhorst
Hmm... Maybe this
L.S.,
Just curious, what makes factoring 13.388.659 take four times as long as
13.375.793?
YotN,
Henk Stokhorst
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At 02:32 PM 5/10/00 +0200, Yann Forget wrote:
>The new version of Prime95 pop up
>every time Windows is restarted.
>So the users of my network don't
>like it any more. :-(
>Is that could be changed ?
I have the same behavior with version 19.1.
It seems that it appears when prime95 is set to run a
On 17 May 00, at 11:30, Benny.VanHoudt wrote:
>
> That's what I did and the previous problem disappeared. The
> result is that prime95 is working again but was unable to
> use the files with the intermediate results. As a result it's
> starting all over again. It took my PC more than two months
>
> On 17 May 00, at 9:57, Benny.VanHoudt wrote:
>
> > I've been using prime95 since sept. 1998 and never had any problems.
> > Until yesterday I was testing an exponent in the 9.5 - 10 million
> > range, but suddenly an error appeared while contacting the Primenet
> > server (the exponent was almo
Mersenne DigestWednesday, May 17 2000Volume 01 : Number 736
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Date: Sun, 14 May 2000 23:49:56 -0700
From: Paul Leyland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Mersenne: To crazy to be true, but it is
> From: P
Hi,
I've been using prime95 since sept. 1998 and never had any problems.
Until yesterday I was testing an exponent in the 9.5 - 10 million
range, but suddenly an error appeared while contacting the Primenet
server (the exponent was almost finished +98%).
I got the commen windows 95 error messag
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