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PrimeGrid awards badges to users in recognition of achieving certain defined levels of credit for work done. The badges have no intrinsic value but are valued by many as a sign of achievement. The issuing of badges should also benefit PrimeGrid by evening out the participation in the less popular sub
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trying to factor RSA-640. After RSA-640 was factored by an outside team in
November 2005, the project moved on to RSA-768. With the chance to succeed too small, it discarded the RSA challenges, was renamed to PrimeGrid, and started generating a list of the first prime numbers. At 210,000,000,000 the
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291:(TPS). In November 2006, the TPS LLR application was officially released at PrimeGrid. Less than two months later, January 2007, the record twin was found by the original manual project. TPS has since been completed, while the search for
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projects. The easiest of the badges can often be obtained in less than a day by a single computer, whereas the most challenging badges will require far more time and computing power.
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to bring their project to the BOINC community. PrimeGrid provided PerlBOINC support and Riesel Sieve was successful in implementing their sieve as well as a prime finding (
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and was found in 21 March 2018. The search continues for an even bigger
Woodall prime. PrimeGrid also found the largest known generalized Woodall prime,
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instruction sets will yield the fastest results for non-GPU accelerated workloads.
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yielded a new record twin prime in
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to obtain greater portability. After a while the project attempted the
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121 × 2 − 1, largest known Sierpinski prime for
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27 × 2 + 1, largest known Sierpinski prime for
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17016602 × 2 − 1, largest known Woodall prime
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1672:"PrimeGrid forum: Seventeen or Bust and the Sierpinski Problem"
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6336823451747417, closest near-miss above 9.7 × 10
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project that searches for very large (up to world-record size)
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82687771042557349, closest near-miss above 3 × 10
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121 × 2 − 1, largest known Riesel prime for
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6679881 × 2 + 1, largest known Cullen prime
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224584605939537911 + 81292139 × 23# ×
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43142746595714191 + 23681770 × 23# ×
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Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing projects
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10223 × 2 + 1, largest known Proth prime
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1963736 + 1, largest known Generalized Fermat prime
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267:. Message@home was a test to port the BOINC scheduler to
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321 Prime Search is a continuation of Paul Underwood's
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87 × 2 + 1, largest known prime for
2382:"PrimeGridʼs Generalized Cullen/Woodall Prime Search"
2150:"PrimeGrid's Generalized Cullen/Woodall Prime Search"
1510:"PrimeGrid's Challenge Series - 2008 Final Standings"
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147855! − 1, 5th largest known factorial prime
1375:. It ranks as the 13th largest known prime overall.
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2519:"SR5 Has moved to BOINC, PRPNet port to close soon"
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437:AP27 Search (Arithmetic progression of 27 primes)
325:Since September 2008, PrimeGrid is also running a
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2882:Finding primes: from digits to digital technology
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2547:"Welcome to a week of Wieferich and Wall-Sun-Sun"
1488:Finding primes: from digits to digital technology
1008:27×2 − 1, largest known Riesel prime for
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2823:"Viewpoint: The Age of Citizen Cyberscience"
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1475:and a talk about citizen cyberscience in
2326:"The Prime Database: 211195*2^3224974+1"
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1329:23# = 2·3·5·7·11·13·17·19·23 = 223092870
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828:Generalized Cullen/Woodall Prime Search
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1344:PrimeGrid is also running a search for
1096:Dual Sierpinski problem (Five or Bust)
2952:(almost daily discovery announcements)
1901:"PrimeGrid's Prime Sierpinski Problem"
1600:from the original on 17 September 2017
1313:224584605939537911 + 81292139 · 23# ·
800:65516468355 × 2 ± 1
336:) was added. The calculations for the
87:Finding prime numbers of various types
2763:"The Top Twenty: Generalized Woodall"
2362:from the original on 5 September 2022
2217:from the original on 5 September 2022
1814:"GFN Prime Search Status and History"
1273:43142746595714191 + 23681770 · 23# ·
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2438:"PrimeGridʼs Primorial Prime Search"
2297:"PrimeGrid Primes: 121 Prime Search"
2267:"The 121 project is almost finished"
1707:from the original on 23 January 2022
1697:"PrimePage Primes: 3·2^18196595 - 1"
1395:are found by independent searchers.
1105:All were done (all PRPs were found)
3159:Discovering Dengue Drugs – Together
2277:from the original on 20 August 2022
2237:"PrimeGrid Primes: 27 Prime Search"
2207:"The 27 project is almost finished"
2057:"World Record Sophie Germain prime"
2026:"World Record Sophie Germain prime"
103:Corporate sponsorship, crowdfunding
2119:"PrimeGrid's Woodall Prime Search"
279:In June 2006, dialog started with
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2906:Rytis Slatkevičius (2010-08-13),
2879:Rytis Slatkevičius (2010-09-02),
1975:from the original on 4 March 2016
1870:"PrimeGrid's Cullen Prime Search"
1208:180062 × 5 − 1
657:9221 × 2 − 1,
570:168451 × 2 + 1
276:primegen subproject was stopped.
2738:"The Top Twenty: Woodall Primes"
2707:"PrimeGridʼs The Riesel Problem"
1995:"PrimeGrid's The Riesel Problem"
1963:"PrimeGrid's Proth Prime Search"
1535:"PrimeGrid's new server (again)"
1306:primes in arithmetic progression
1266:primes in arithmetic progression
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723:10223 × 2 + 1
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2835:from the original on 2010-03-23
2800:from the original on 2009-12-18
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2744:from the original on 2023-01-20
2719:from the original on 2017-12-22
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2663:from the original on 2011-10-06
2657:"The Top Twenty: Cullen primes"
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2586:from the original on 2020-10-01
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2419:from the original on 2014-05-15
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2187:from the original on 2022-08-22
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2131:from the original on 2021-01-21
2088:"PrimeGrid's Twin Prime Search"
2069:from the original on 2016-10-19
2038:from the original on 2019-07-16
2007:from the original on 2022-01-27
1944:from the original on 2022-01-27
1913:from the original on 2019-07-16
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1566:from the original on 2018-07-27
1541:from the original on 2017-02-08
1516:from the original on 2011-09-26
1356:Generalized Fermat prime search
3335:Big and Ugly Rendering Project
3325:Artificial Intelligence System
3272:BOINC client–server technology
3183:Human Proteome Folding Project
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2950:PrimeGrid Discord chat server
2682:"1963736^1048576+1 is prime!"
1407:to search for a record-sized
924:10829346, 16408818 (sequence
548:PerlBOINC testing successful
3588:Cross-platform free software
3578:Volunteer computing projects
3487:Seasonal Attribution Project
3179:Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy
2853:Francois Grey (2009-03-26).
1646:"PrimeGrid forum: PPS Sieve"
1594:"PrimeGrid - Detailed Stats"
1428:composed of 388,342 digits.
635:7 × 2 + 1
3187:Help Fight Childhood Cancer
2576:"WSS and WFS are suspended"
2093:. PrimeGrid. Archived from
1875:. PrimeGrid. Archived from
1622:. PrimeGrid. Archived from
1484:Citizen Cyberscience Summit
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576:Extended Sierpinski Problem
298:In the summer of 2007, the
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209:Advanced Vector Extensions
95:PRPNet, Genefer, LLR, PFGW
2494:"PRNet Discussion( Old )"
1758:"PrimeGrid's AP26 Search"
1727:"PrimeGrid's AP26 Search"
1418:65516468355 × 2 ± 1
1196:Sierpinski Riesel Base 5
240:This section needs to be
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1560:"Donations to PrimeGrid"
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1362:Generalized Fermat prime
554:Prime Sierpinski Problem
466:Generalized Fermat Prime
340:followed in March 2010.
308:Prime Sierpinski Problem
205:Lucas–Lehmer–Riesel test
193:mathematical conjectures
3473:(merged with PrimeGrid)
3426:Malaria Control Project
273:RSA factoring challenge
3387:(yoyo@home subproject)
3191:Smash Childhood Cancer
2855:"Citizen Cyberscience"
1442:17016602 × 2 − 1
407:Arithmetic progression
63:; 19 years ago
3573:Free science software
3021:climateprediction.net
1446:563528 × 13 − 1
493:Yes (manual sieving)
293:Sophie Germain primes
40:PrimeGrid screensaver
3350:Citizen Science Grid
3155:Clean Energy Project
3151:World Community Grid
2788:"Spreading the load"
1789:"Genefer statistics"
1479:Warwick conference.
1432:Woodall prime search
1422:Sophie Germain prime
756:Sophie Germain Prime
460:= 0, ..., 26 (AP27)
432:= 0, ..., 25 (AP26)
329:sieving subproject.
185:volunteer computing
150:11,504 (August 2022)
3522:SZTAKI Desktop Grid
3411:The Lattice Project
3277:BOINC Credit System
3175:Help Conquer Cancer
2956:PrimeGrid's results
2909:Giant Prime Numbers
2765:. The Prime Pages.
2740:. The Prime Pages.
2684:. The Prime Pages.
2659:. The Prime Pages.
2328:. The Prime Pages.
1340:Cullen prime search
1179:Proth Prime Search
134:2,330 (August 2022)
120:Average performance
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3568:Science in society
3171:Help Defeat Cancer
3026:Collatz Conjecture
1234:Wall-Sun-Sun Prime
1138:Mega Prime Search
1058:Sierpinski problem
872:Wall-Sun-Sun Prime
446:20 September 2016
334:Sierpinski problem
213:Fused Multiply-Add
76:Development status
61:June 12, 2005
52:Rytis Slatkevičius
47:Original author(s)
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3096:NumberFields@home
3081:MindModeling@Home
2301:www.primegrid.com
2241:www.primegrid.com
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1399:Twin prime search
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1021:121 Prime Search
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707:Seventeen or Bust
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3249:RADIOACTIVE@HOME
3218:RNA World (beta)
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3011:Amicable Numbers
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3365:Docking@Home
3292:GridRepublic
3244:nanoHUB@home
3131:Rosetta@home
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3375:Enigma@Home
3308:or inactive
3263:Technology,
3197:WUProp@Home
3136:SIDock@home
3051:GPUGRID.net
2857:(Podcast).
2366:10 November
1366:1963736 + 1
1030:April 2021
995:March 2022
698:March 2006
651:March 2010
618:Proth Prime
606:March 2006
327:Proth prime
295:continues.
155:Total hosts
139:Total users
3557:Categories
3496:Astropulse
3466:RALPH@home
3441:orbit@home
3370:EDGeS@Home
3360:DistrRTgen
3355:Correlizer
3306:Terminated
3121:RakeSearch
3036:DENIS@home
2920:2010-12-03
2893:2010-12-03
2865:2010-04-26
2839:2010-04-26
2804:2010-02-08
2773:2023-03-12
2748:2023-03-12
2723:2017-12-22
2692:2023-03-12
2667:2023-03-12
2642:2020-07-09
2616:2011-09-19
2590:2020-09-06
2557:2013-07-03
2529:2013-07-01
2504:2013-07-01
2479:2013-07-13
2454:2014-03-09
2423:2014-04-23
2398:2014-03-09
2336:2023-03-12
2311:2022-01-27
2251:2022-01-27
2191:2022-08-22
2166:2022-01-27
2135:2019-07-28
2104:2011-09-19
2073:2019-07-28
2042:2019-07-28
2011:2022-01-27
1948:2022-01-27
1917:2019-07-28
1886:2011-09-19
1855:2019-07-28
1824:2017-03-04
1799:2015-11-04
1774:2019-10-23
1743:2011-09-19
1682:2011-09-19
1656:2011-09-19
1630:2011-09-19
1570:2018-07-27
1545:2016-10-09
1520:2011-09-19
1494:References
1409:twin prime
1108:2 + 40291
902:321 Search
817:July 2007
783:Twin prime
729:Sierpinski
322:software.
252:March 2023
170:.primegrid
123:3,398.914
68:2005-06-12
3537:VGTU@Home
3532:theSkyNet
3492:SETI@home
3446:POEM@Home
3401:Ibercivis
3396:HashClash
3320:AQUA@home
3202:yoyo@home
3111:PrimeGrid
2356:PrimeGrid
2281:19 August
2271:PrimeGrid
2221:19 August
2211:PrimeGrid
1604:21 August
1387:from the
1364:to date,
1333:primorial
1293:primorial
1056:Extended
597:PrimeGen
533:Message7
383:321 Prime
368:project?
361:project?
181:PrimeGrid
20:PrimeGrid
3542:XtremLab
3482:SAT@home
3477:QMC@Home
3431:MLC@Home
3340:CAS@home
3315:ABC@Home
3282:Gridcoin
3091:NFS@Home
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1171:Ongoing
1088:Ongoing
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969:Project
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567:Ongoing
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502:Ongoing
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449:Ongoing
397:Ongoing
354:Project
344:Projects
142:353,245
109:Platform
3527:TANPAKU
3391:FreeHAL
3223:TN-Grid
1701:t5k.org
1469:in the
1236:Search
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1162:Search
1119:Woodall
1079:Search
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950:A002235
930:in the
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874:Search
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663:RSA-640
620:Search
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163:Website
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100:Funding
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2350:JimB.
1670:John.
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1115:Cullen
1051:= 121
975:Start
733:Riesel
473:active
468:Search
371:Start
300:Cullen
125:TFLOPS
79:Active
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3265:tools
3237:Alpha
3106:ODLK1
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1130:2017
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1016:= 27
886:2022
883:2020
863:2022
860:2020
359:sieve
320:BOINC
183:is a
114:BOINC
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3211:Beta
3101:ODLK
3066:LODA
2368:2017
2283:2022
2223:2022
1981:2016
1713:2023
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1477:TEDx
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1300:AP27
1260:AP26
1165:Yes
1082:Yes
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978:End
955:OEIS
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