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Each prime has an associated proof-code which specifies the program used to prove that it is prime, the person running the program, and sometimes other persons, programs and projects. You should reuse your proof-codes as longs as none of these change. If something has changed, then use this page to create a new proof-code.
Only use this page after you have created a prover-account. Each prover-account can have many proof-codes, but you may have only one prover-account. Click new to create a prover-account if you do not have one.
Technical Notes:
- Do not create codes unless you need them immediately.
- If you do not add primes within 24 hours after creating this entry, it will be automatically deleted.
- You may not use HTML tags in the above fields.
- The editors reserve the right to edit all fields of all entries.
- When forming the list of the top twenty: provers, programs and projects; the persons and projects in this code will share credit (e.g., two humans means each gets 1/2 credit). Each program will get full credit (this is to encourage proper reporting). See the bottom of the page top twenty for more information.
- You are not allowed to specify the order in which members of a code are listed. They will be canonically sorted when the code is created.
- Do not create codes simply for vanity purposes--e.g., to use a different proof-code for each type of prime you use. If you do, you may lose privileges on these pages. Proof-codes should accurately reflect the persons, programs and projects being used.
- Note x-codes must have a comment added to explain how the numbers were proven prime. If you do not supply this information, we may change the entry. (For example, we may convert the x-code to a p-code or L-code, should the only proof we know about be our own verification with OpenPFGW or LLR.)
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