Riesel problem 2

The 2nd Riesel problem involves determining the smallest Riesel numbers k•2ⁿ-1 for 509203 < k < 762701, the first and second Riesel k-values without any possible primes.

 

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m	nmin	nmax	remain	current	target
0	1	1	126,748	17	18,050
1	2	3	108,698	26	27,596
2	4	7	81,102	36	30,503
3	8	15	50,599	45	23,785
4	16	31	26,814	17	13,631
5	32	63	13,183	2	6,613
6	64	127	6,570	1	3,108
7	128	255	3,462	0	1,485
8	256	511	1,977	0	774
9	512	1,023	1,203	1	422
10	1,024	2,047	781	0	228
11	2,048	4,095	553	0	172
12	4,096	8,191	381	110	110
13	8,192	16,383	271	66	66
14	16,384	32,767	205	68	68
15	32,768	65,535	137	29	29
16	65,536	131,071	108	26	26
17	131,072	262,143	82	13	13
18	262,144	524,287	69	16	16
19	524,288	1,048,575	53	11	11
20	1,048,576	2,097,151	42	8	8
21	2,097,152	4,194,303	34	6	6
22	4,194,304	8,388,607	28	6	≥ 6
23	8,388,608	16,777,215	≤ 22	0	≥ 0
unknown	16,777,216	∞	22	0	22

• Multi Reservation 21: The current n_max = 8,000,000 as of 2024-03-31.

Riesel primes

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Miscellaneous

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Tables

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Categories

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Others

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Other categories

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Other bases

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