are
highly predictable, and the code for them can be optimized well.
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lifetime. ;-)
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here are an
infinite number of primes... but my intuition is more likely a negative
endorsement than a positive one ;-)
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second. It keeps on doing so until I
restart windows. (BTW, I am running win2k RC2, but it seems that this
occurs over all versions of win32).
I know this isn't related to Mersenne primes, but I'm hoping that someone
will remember the discussion and be able to help me.
Thanks,
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be started in any given
cycle. This is true of both P5 and P6 architectures.
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plications because any
problems will show up in the double check anyway.)
I agree that a random hardware glitch is by far the most likely, but the
possibility of unlucky values should be kept in mind.
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the integers less than 10^15 which pass 15 strong pseudoprime tests
and get the same answer, we'll know that all those values were in fact prime.
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yet so I assume it was blocked (maybe by the subscriber-only filter?)
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From: Richard Brent [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 3 Sep 2002 16:39:50 +0100 (BST)
Subject: Primitive Trinomial of Record Degree
)).
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