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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How are the APs sorted?
(Message 620)
Posted 11 Sep 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: Thanks for the link - interesting reading! Has the present search recovered any unusual/remarkable/record-breaking APs yet? |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How are the APs sorted?
(Message 618)
Posted 11 Sep 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: Out of curiosity: How are the APs in the list of APs I have found sorted? Not date, that much I can tell. And what does the second number (65) mean here: 2 65 "BOINC: ... ? (Not the most pressing questions around, I agree.) |
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News :
Finish line of the current search and next steps
(Message 584)
Posted 19 Jul 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: >P.S. Server status page Yes, but the server status page does not indicate the total number of workunits left. Which would have been a nice feature. |
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Message boards :
Bug tracker :
Formal credit for new APs - how is it handled?
(Message 579)
Posted 16 Jul 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: Hi, Here comes what may be a stupid question. Some of the APs I have found, have two names attached to them: mine and the other guy. I understand that the relative order of these two names reflects who reported back the task first. Fair enough. However, two of my APs have only one name attached to them, and it is not mine. It is still listed under "my" APs though. And yes - "Should Amicable Numbers show amicable pairs discovered by you?" is ticked. I'm probably misunderstanding something, right? |
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Message boards :
Random stuff :
Amicable pairs and what must be a stupid question
(Message 574)
Posted 12 Jul 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: I see. Thanks! Is there, then, an easy way to list all the proper divisors of these numbers? (But yes, I can see why you choose to list only the factors.) |
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Message boards :
Random stuff :
Amicable pairs and what must be a stupid question
(Message 572)
Posted 11 Jul 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: Hi, Pardon me for asking what must be a stupid question. I suppose I'm getting the notation wrong. Regarding the amicable pair: 22559194686624505630=2*5*7*23*61*99643*2305266221 26660358080018237666=2*7*13*159773*523681*1750751 The factors of 22559194686624505630 do not sum up to 2666035808001823766, and the factors of 26660358080018237666 do not sum up to 22559194686624505630. What, then, makes this pair amicable? |
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Message boards :
News :
The search up to 10^20
(Message 522)
Posted 30 Jun 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: >So all GPUs should automatically switch to the new application, >and the old application will remain as CPU-only until it finishes. But there will also be CPU tasks for the 10^20 application right from the start, correct? |
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Message boards :
News :
More than 1000 new amicable pairs found!
(Message 439)
Posted 27 Apr 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: >They're both mentioned as discoverers in the order they completed the corresponding work unit. Sounds fair to me. Thanks for the quick reply. |
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Message boards :
News :
More than 1000 new amicable pairs found!
(Message 437)
Posted 27 Apr 2017 by Henrik Nilsson Post: >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.) |
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