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Bur Volunteer tester
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7665762181374748069
found by GregCinAZ is a Wall-Sun-Sun prime with A = -1.
I couldn't find a list of near WSS primes, impressive nontheless.
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1281979 * 2^485014 + 1 is prime ... no further hits up to: n = 5,700,000 |
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http://www.primegrid.com/stats_ww.php |
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Bur Volunteer tester
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I meant a list of the smallest known |A| values. PG only lists the new results of this search, not already known ones.
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Ravi FernandoProject administrator Volunteer tester Project scientist Send message
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Amazing find. It appears this is only the tenth twelfth known near-Wall-Sun-Sun prime with |A| = 1:
2 (+/-1)
3 (+1)
5 (+1)
17 (-1)
251 (-1)
733 (+1)
1063 (-1)
123863 (-1)
1677209 (+1)
6336823451747417 (-1)
104868559750360787 (+1)
7665762181374748069 (-1)
List from here. Signs from here--double-checked with WolframAlpha because that file has some known errors, including omitting 17. (Edit: tenth and eleventh from here; thanks JeppeSN.)
Also relevant (and now in need of an update) is JeppeSN's OEIS sequence A339855. |
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O, why could it not be A=0 instead of A=-1? But still an amazing and improbable find! Congratulation, GregCinAZ.
I will update the OEIS sequence (first entry in Links, "Table of n, a(n) ...") mentioned by Ravi.
Note that PrimeGrid's near-Wall-Sun-Suns from the old PRPNet subproject can still be seen at https://u-g-f.de/PRPNet/findlist_adv.php?proj=WSS.
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Amazing find. It appears this is only the tenth known near-Wall-Sun-Sun prime with |A| = 1:
Twelfth, in fact (you miss 6336823451747417 and 104868559750360787). Will submit these twelve as A347565. /JeppeSN |
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Ravi FernandoProject administrator Volunteer tester Project scientist Send message
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Thanks, edited. If only all this information could be found in one place! |
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Couldn't this sequence also be updated: A339855?
(there's another nice prime find pending validation since a few days, but I don't want to post it early...)
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Couldn't this sequence also be updated: A339855?
It is updated. See first entry under LINKS. You may have to force your web browser to Update/Refresh/Reload after showing the plain text file because maybe it is confused by an old cache of b339855.txt. /JeppeSN |
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