A collective block of Q A:
Is it possible for two GIMPS accounts to be merged into one new account,
such that the work completed by the two accounts is credited to the new
account ?
Or is it possible to take the work done by one account and transfer it to
another ?
Yes. Change your
...as I was saying... they have been obnoxious net neighbors for years
although this capricious and inconsistent blocking of arbitrary email
addresses is a new one on me.
I know numerous ISP and private email servers who automatically block any SMTP
from a known 'open relay' server. There are
you an email containing another url that you can click on from
inside your e-mail system which will process the user's membership.
Click? On e-mail? Note - not everybody is reading e-mail from their home PC
using Netscrape or Internet Exploder. I use ELM - many others use PINE -
neither of
At 08:54 PM 11/12/98 -0800, you wrote:
I know numerous ISP and private email servers who automatically block any
SMTP
from a known 'open relay' server.
Usa.net and globalserve.net are not open relays.
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I ran across an interesting statement on the top of a math paper that I
was helping my sister with. It said that every even number greater than 4
is the sum of two primes. I am curious if this has been proven and if
anyone knows where I could find more info about this. Thanks.
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Ok, let's see.
3x2=6
But what about 8? It's factors are 1 and 8 and 2 and 4. That doesn't work
too well.
Jon
I ran across an interesting statement on the top of a math paper that I
was helping my sister with. It said that every even number greater than 4
is the sum of two primes. I am
I'm sure that it probably has been done, however, I am considering writing
a program to see if I can disprove this theorem. It is my belief that it
can be disproven because the higher you go, the less primes you have.
Anyway, writing the program will be challenging and give me something to
do.
If this is documented somewhere forgive me. I have looked.
In the individual account status report, it is not obvious to me how the
P90 CPU hrs/day is calculated. I have calculated that I should have about
400 but my report shows 111. All machines are running at full tilt with no
screen
Try http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/notes/conjectures/ for a list of
interesting conjectures including this one.
Steve Gardner
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From: Aaron Cannon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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At 8:51 PM -0500 11/13/98, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, not factors. The different addends of the number.
4 = 2 + 2 (2 is prime)
6 = 3 + 3 (3 is prime)
8 = 3 + 5 (both prime)
10 = 5+5
12 = 5+7
14=7+7
16=5+11
18=7+11
Well, you get the idea. Another interesting thing to note which is part of
the
In a message dated 11/13/98 9:55:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe there is a web service out there that does archive newspapers.
Anyone
know of one?
Yes, www.elibrary.com archives certain papers accessible for a fee.
-Joel
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