Message boards : News : More than 1000 new amicable pairs found!
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Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
There are 1081 amicable pairs that have been found on the project so far! Congratulations to everyone! |
bcavnaugh Send message Joined: 26 Jan 17 Posts: 21 Credit: 272,313,122 RAC: 0 |
Where or how are they going to be shown for the user? Will it show somewhere on the User Your account Page? Thanks Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
They're all here: https://sech.me/ap/. Download 19-digit and 20-digit files and search for "BOINC". But I can write a script to export it somewhere else as well. |
bcavnaugh Send message Joined: 26 Jan 17 Posts: 21 Credit: 272,313,122 RAC: 0 |
They're all here: https://sech.me/ap/. Download 19-digit and 20-digit files and search for "BOINC". But I can write a script to export it somewhere else as well. I see they are all listed under your name Chernykh. Thanks Crunching@EVGA The Number One Team in the BOINC Community. Folding@EVGA The Number One Team in the Folding@Home Community. |
Dingo Send message Joined: 30 Jan 17 Posts: 11 Credit: 71,598,438 RAC: 6,810 |
Any chances that like Primegrid and Universe@home you will record the name of the finder for Publication. Proud Founder and member of Have a look at my WebCam |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
I see they are all listed under your name Chernykh Each pair is listed under the name of this pair's discoverer. Search for "bcavnaugh" in 19- and 20-digit files. There are 38 pairs found by you so far. Any chances that like Primegrid and Universe@home you will record the name of the finder for Publication. Yes, everything is saved. For example, pairs found yesterday: https://sech.me/ap/log/2017/2017-02-05/VOLUNTEERS%40BOINC.txt |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
But yes, a list of found pairs on a user profile page will be much better. It's in my TODO list. |
fractal Send message Joined: 1 Feb 17 Posts: 8 Credit: 100,048,293 RAC: 0 |
But yes, a list of found pairs on a user profile page will be much better. It's in my TODO list. This may belong in the other thread but you might consider badges based on the number of found pairs since those are more useful to this project than credits. |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
Yes, definitely. And these badges will be more valuable because the total number of undiscovered amicable pairs < 2^64 is only ~500,000. |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
But yes, a list of found pairs on a user profile page will be much better. It's in my TODO list. Done :) |
Conan Send message Joined: 30 Jan 17 Posts: 10 Credit: 14,205,585 RAC: 7,133 |
I have been credited with 12 found Amicable Pairs, however I only have 11 as one of the pairs does not have my name on it (Number 10 in my list) 10 56 "BOINC: Bryan, Bok" 2017 14221265135670852490=2*5*7*11*347*5711*21943*424727 17792582086750962806=2*7*67*71*101*223*347*421*81197 This needs to be credited to the correct people. Thanks Conan |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
It's credited to them already. I'll check why it appeared on your list. P.S. It was a bug in an import script. There were more users affected by this bug. All fixed now. |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
And now it's over 10,000 new amicable pairs found! |
Henrik Nilsson Send message Joined: 27 Apr 17 Posts: 9 Credit: 16,243,969 RAC: 0 |
>Each pair is listed under the name of this pair's discoverer. Since each work unit is run on two different computers (by two different users), my question is this: if a amicable pair is found, will both users be credited as discoverers? Or only the user who reported it first? (The former would make the most sense to me.) |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
>Each pair is listed under the name of this pair's discoverer. They're both mentioned as discoverers in the order they completed the corresponding work unit. |
Henrik Nilsson Send message Joined: 27 Apr 17 Posts: 9 Credit: 16,243,969 RAC: 0 |
>They're both mentioned as discoverers in the order they completed the corresponding work unit. Sounds fair to me. Thanks for the quick reply. |
PDW Send message Joined: 25 Jan 17 Posts: 8 Credit: 1,076,898,821 RAC: 0 |
>Each pair is listed under the name of this pair's discoverer. I take it when only one person is named as discoverer that they ran the work unit on two of their own computers ? Just checking as you didn't counter the 'by two different users' statement. |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
I take it when only one person is named as discoverer that they ran the work unit on two of their own computers ? Exactly. It makes no sense to repeat the name in this case. |
Martin Droppa Send message Joined: 1 Jan 18 Posts: 1 Credit: 321,301 RAC: 0 |
Hello, I have a question: What does number mean before people who find pair? For example: 1 74 "BOINC: Martin Droppa, Beyond" 2018 39094555702914362872=2^3*13*29*193*293*1979*5623*20599 43332034116567237128=2^3*73*1249*798503*74397311 What does 74 mean? Thanks Martin |
Sergei Chernykh Project administrator Project developer Send message Joined: 5 Jan 17 Posts: 532 Credit: 72,451,573 RAC: 0 |
It's a type of amicable pair. Detailed explanation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amicable_numbers#Regular_pairs. Short explanation: first digit is the amount of unique prime factors in the first number, second digit is the amount of unique prime factors in the second number. In this pair: - 13, 29, 193, 293, 1979, 5623, 20599 (7 factors) are unique to the first number - 73, 1249, 798503, 74397311 (4 factors) are unique to the second number |
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