Hi Herb,
Yes, indeed, I remember I have encounter, in the litterature
that procedure used by prime95. But at that time I was not
interested in that, because there is nothing (no mathematical
significant interest) behind that.
My <<phylosophy>> of searching was to find new mathematical
restrictions like for instance Will Edington has try to do
(He suggested for instance that: No base-3 pseudo-prime divides
a prime-exponent Mersenne number), it's the reason that I say
we did'nt have made many progress since centuries compare to
the basics restrictions div=2*p*j+1, mod(div,8)=1,7, ...
The FIRST interest of my theory is that it's very basic, it's
fundamental and it's very general and probably <<ultimate>>.
I was interested first to UNDERSTAND at a very deep level
what there is behind Mersenne Numbers and when your are
that procedure used by prime95. But at that time I was not
interested in that, because there is nothing (no mathematical
significant interest) behind that.
My <<phylosophy>> of searching was to find new mathematical
restrictions like for instance Will Edington has try to do
(He suggested for instance that: No base-3 pseudo-prime divides
a prime-exponent Mersenne number), it's the reason that I say
we did'nt have made many progress since centuries compare to
the basics restrictions div=2*p*j+1, mod(div,8)=1,7, ...
The FIRST interest of my theory is that it's very basic, it's
fundamental and it's very general and probably <<ultimate>>.
I was interested first to UNDERSTAND at a very deep level
what there is behind Mersenne Numbers and when your are
interesting first at theory, computing time has really NO INTEREST.
It will be a great pleasure for me to present this theory but I
It will be a great pleasure for me to present this theory but I
want to have a reward for that. To find a theory of such theoretical
importance occur only one time in a life, and I realize I was
really very lucky!
Regards,
Dr Olivier LATINNE
Departement of Applied Meteorology,
Royal Institute of Meteorology of Belgium,
Belgium
Tel: + 32 2 373 67 45 (work)
Mobile: + 32 478 344 340
e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Departement of Applied Meteorology,
Royal Institute of Meteorology of Belgium,
Belgium
Tel: + 32 2 373 67 45 (work)
Mobile: + 32 478 344 340
e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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