I found a 2CC0a block!
79590 AezMwyLP2hpT3yh3LDZkydqkpsrTg7Eyfk
How do I prove it?
Topic: [XPM] Primecoin Record Books - page 5. (Read 34601 times)
Happy to know Dirk likes primecoin and I just sent him a note. I have also contacted Henri and Jens as well 
Most people only know about the largest known prime record (aka the k=1 record on Jens' list) which is dominated by GIMPS (Mersennes). That's why Jens' record book is important so that people realize that Mersennes are not the only primes of interest to mathematicians.
Most people only know about the largest known prime record (aka the k=1 record on Jens' list) which is dominated by GIMPS (Mersennes). That's why Jens' record book is important so that people realize that Mersennes are not the only primes of interest to mathematicians.
Good work getting a hold of him. This is the type of people who will give primecoin great press and media attention. Get him in contact with Sunny ASAP!
I sent an email to Dirk Augustin who maintains this page: http://users.cybercity.dk/~dsl522332/math/Cunningham_Chain_records.htm
Here's what he said:
Here's what he said:
Quote
Hello,
thx for informing me.
I was not aware of Primecoin until now. It sounds very interesting especially as it is using prime chains like those I have been searching for more than ten years until now.
I will check the records as soon as possible and update my webpage accordingly.
Congratulations to everyone involved in these great record improvements.
Best regards,
Dirk Augustin
thx for informing me.
I was not aware of Primecoin until now. It sounds very interesting especially as it is using prime chains like those I have been searching for more than ten years until now.
I will check the records as soon as possible and update my webpage accordingly.
Congratulations to everyone involved in these great record improvements.
Best regards,
Dirk Augustin
I sent an email to Dirk Augustin who maintains this page: http://users.cybercity.dk/~dsl522332/math/Cunningham_Chain_records.htm
Here's what he said:
Here's what he said:
Quote
Hello,
thx for informing me.
I was not aware of Primecoin until now. It sounds very interesting especially as it is using prime chains like those I have been searching for more than ten years until now.
I will check the records as soon as possible and update my webpage accordingly.
Congratulations to everyone involved in these great record improvements.
Best regards,
Dirk Augustin
thx for informing me.
I was not aware of Primecoin until now. It sounds very interesting especially as it is using prime chains like those I have been searching for more than ten years until now.
I will check the records as soon as possible and update my webpage accordingly.
Congratulations to everyone involved in these great record improvements.
Best regards,
Dirk Augustin
Now the 12 chain records are rolling in 
Does that show up in debug.log?Code:
New World Record!
Block 74722, Chain 2CC0c (12 primes), 97 digits
Previous record: 62 digits
is that that only way to check on linux?
Not in debug.log. That output is from the Python program I pasted a couple posts back. The code should work cross-platform, since it's Python.
Now the 12 chain records are rolling in
Does that show up in debug.log?Code:
New World Record!
Block 74722, Chain 2CC0c (12 primes), 97 digits
Previous record: 62 digits
is that that only way to check on linux?
Now the 12 chain records are rolling in
Does that show up in debug.log? Code:
New World Record!
Block 74722, Chain 2CC0c (12 primes), 97 digits
Previous record: 62 digits
FYI, primecoin now holds the records for k=10, 11, 12 largest known simultaneous primes
http://users.cybercity.dk/~dsl522332/math/simultprime.htm
http://users.cybercity.dk/~dsl522332/math/simultprime.htm
Now the 12 chain records are rolling in
Code:
New World Record!
Block 74722, Chain 2CC0c (12 primes), 97 digits
Previous record: 62 digits
Primecoin has cleaned up all the 10 & 11 length records.
The newest records is a TWN11, 100 digits
Code:
=== Current Records ===
1CC 2CC TWN
06 633 475 399
07 356 251 *268
08 186 224 177
09 185 *158 *129
10 *123 *115 *119
11 *102 *98 *100
12 42 62 47
13 39 33 --
14 25 33 29
15 24 32 --
16 23 28 24
17 22 25 --
18 -- -- 24
19 -- -- --
*Found by Primecoin network
The newest records is a TWN11, 100 digits
Code:
New Chain Type: TWN0b, Block 69434, 100 digits
End of block chain reached.
Even more primes, nice 
Finally!!!! My hard work has payed off:
Two in a row! To bad the second one has been improved twice already and not by me
Can someone verify that I found the right address?
Cheers
Code:
New World Record!
Block 58326, Chain 2CC0b (11 primes), 98 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 38452
Previous record: 91 digits
Address: ASg92u69JSVAhWZXCWo8cCRivnNxw7Cxdk
Code:
primecoind signmessage ASg92u69JSVAhWZXCWo8cCRivnNxw7Cxdk "This verifies that tyrion70 found the block containing this world record"
HxKVGJNMA0dDxwKYYIFOBW86fvt8pSxISdpNPvkr5OcapCbmVugKNceDza2w7yL/ACw/p3ChBv6AY495zYrbl4k=
Code:
New World Record!
Block 59413, Chain TWN0a (10 primes), 114 digits
*Previous record held by Primecoin, Block 48805
Previous record: 113 digits
Address: AboJhEpASDPTif7fotR1gFrKVLnsRA3yP9
Code:
primecoind signmessage AboJhEpASDPTif7fotR1gFrKVLnsRA3yP9 "This verifies that tyrion70 found the block containing this world record"
IFyQsoRYhnl5onSWvrzj1ZK0s/M7s6gVbNJTpgYqoK+XIpjcqzvcmr+YxtX8lZuYNt3oClx2pn0kEFXK5TsKVjc=
Two in a row! To bad the second one has been improved twice already and not by me
Can someone verify that I found the right address?
Cheers
You're welcome.
And we have two new records:
1CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56141, 114 digits (previous 113 digits, by Primecoin network)
2CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56040, 111 digits (previous 109 digits)
And we have two new records:
1CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56141, 114 digits (previous 113 digits, by Primecoin network)
2CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56040, 111 digits (previous 109 digits)
Nice! Congrats to whoever broke this new record. and Congrats once again Sunny for a successful new World Record!
Hello all
how can I know ,if i make a record?
how can I know ,if i make a record?
You're welcome.
And we have two new records:
1CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56141, 114 digits (previous 113 digits, by Primecoin network)
2CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56040, 111 digits (previous 109 digits)
And we have two new records:
1CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56141, 114 digits (previous 113 digits, by Primecoin network)
2CC0a (10 primes)
Block 56040, 111 digits (previous 109 digits)
Good work Sunny! ... and Clark, etc for keeping track.
For those that do not understand the implications of primes on real world situations:
Its quite comical to think they are useless and don't tie to any benefit once you fully understand. The implications are yet out of our grasp much like parts of space research and particle physics. But the more patterns and links between primes are found, the closer we are to cracking the seamingly random nature of the numbers. Why does this matter? Many things in the natural world use primes - but why and how they know are not yet understood. So it has a close connection to understanding some of the natural laws of our world.
Its quite comical to think they are useless and don't tie to any benefit once you fully understand. The implications are yet out of our grasp much like parts of space research and particle physics. But the more patterns and links between primes are found, the closer we are to cracking the seamingly random nature of the numbers. Why does this matter? Many things in the natural world use primes - but why and how they know are not yet understood. So it has a close connection to understanding some of the natural laws of our world.
coooool, so do you get the money prize?
The real cash awards are for finding Mersenne primes (the longest of which is over 17 million digits long). Primecoin is not searching for these, if it were then blocks would likely be months or even years apart. Primecoin is dealing with much smaller digit numbers to keep transactions moving.
coooool, so do you get the money prize?
No one claims any of the records? I think it is quite possible some of the privkey have been destroyed with intances.
For sure, which is very sad indeed. Like making an important scientific discovery and deleting the results.
I don't think those guys with 100 or 200 VPS were mining to get some sort of prime record
I don't think they will go check their addresses, even if they still could Jump to: