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*<code>-o t16_b999.prp</code>: the output file | *<code>-o t16_b999.prp</code>: the output file | ||
*<code>-P 2000000000000</code>: the highest prime to sieve (also as <code>-P 2e12</code>) | *<code>-P 2000000000000</code>: the highest prime to sieve (also as <code>-P 2e12</code>) | ||
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Revision as of 14:17, 5 March 2019
Contents
Description
srsieve (and sr1sieve, sr2sieve) is used to create sieve files for one or more sequences.
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Commands overview
Help with "srsieve -h".
Installation
Create a folder containing all files.
Creating a new sieve
Example:
srsieve -G -n 1 -N 100000 -P 10000000000 "1000*999^n+1"
Parameters:
-G: create the output file in PRP-LLR format-n 1: lowest value of n to search-N 100000: highhest value of n to search-P 10000000000: highest prime to search for"1000*999^n+1": the sequence to search
After running several files will be created:
"t*_b*.prp": the result file containing all remaining candidates (heret16_b999.prp)"srsieve.log": holding some information of the sieve done (date/time, results)
Continuing an existing sieve file
Using "sr1sieve/sr2sieve" after creating a sieve with "srsieve" is more efficient. To continue the search call this (from example above):
sr1sieve -v -i t16_b999.prp -o t16_b999.prp -P 2000000000000
Parameters:
-v: verbose mode while sieving (for quiet mode use -q)-i t16_b999.prp: the input file-o t16_b999.prp: the output file-P 2000000000000: the highest prime to sieve (also as-P 2e12)
