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'''Michael Cameron''' is a resident of [[Wikipedia:Owen Sound|Owen Sound]], Ontario who discovered the [[M39|39th Mersenne prime]], {{Kbn|13466917}}. | '''Michael Cameron''' is a resident of [[Wikipedia:Owen Sound|Owen Sound]], Ontario who discovered the [[M39|39th Mersenne prime]], {{Kbn|13466917}}. | ||
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*[http://www.lehigh.edu/~bad0/13466917bd.html GIMPS press release] | *[http://www.lehigh.edu/~bad0/13466917bd.html GIMPS press release] | ||
*[http://primes.utm.edu/notes/13466917 Reaching new heights with new Mersenne prime!] | *[http://primes.utm.edu/notes/13466917 Reaching new heights with new Mersenne prime!] | ||
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| Real name : | Michael Cameron |
| Date of birth : | 2000 or 2001 |
| Nationality : | Canadian |
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Michael Cameron is a resident of Owen Sound, Ontario who discovered the 39th Mersenne prime, 213466917-1.
On 2001-11-14, Cameron's 800 MHz AMD T-Bird reported the prime after 42 days of computation. The 20-year-old Cameron had joined GIMPS following suggestions from a friend that he participate in a distributed computing program to make use of the idle CPU cycles. This was Cameron's fourth exponent.
