81. Big Prime Discovered David Slowinski confirmed the find on January 31st. Roland is a 19 yearoldsophmore at California State University Dominguez Hills. http://math.berkeley.edu/~ribet/Math115/big_prime.html

Just in case you missed it 2^3021377 - 1 is prime! Note (2^3021377+1)/3 has the factor 2*15765*3021377+1 (Conrad Curry) so the "New Mersenne Conjecture" still holds. Chris. ===================================================================== Excerpt (by George Woltman) from The Mersenne Newsletter, issue #13 February 2, 1998 37th Known Mersenne Prime Discovered!!! - Congratulations to Roland Clarkson. On January 27th he discovered that 2^3021377 - 1 is prime! This prime number is 909,526 digits long. The computation took 46 days part-time on his 200-MHz Pentium computer. David Slowinski confirmed the find on January 31st. Roland is a 19 year-old sophmore at California State University Dominguez Hills. He is the third youngest Mersenne prime discoverer - behind Noll and Nickel. Incredibly, this was only the 8th exponent he has tested! Unlike the previous GIMPS finds, Roland let the PrimeNet server (see Program News below) choose the lucky exponent. At first, he did not want to test the exponent. Roland said, "I never would have imagined two Mersenne primes would be so close together!". In fact, in percentage terms, the gap between the 36th and 37th Mersenne primes is the smallest ever. To acknowledge Scott Kurowski's work on the PrimeNet server and every GIMPS participants diligent work, official credit for this prime will go to "Clarkson, Woltman, Kurowski, et.al.". You can read the official press release at http://www.mersenne.org/3021377.htm and be sure to check out Chris Caldwell's web pages starting at http://www.utm.edu/research/primes/notes/3021377/ Chris K. Caldwell And there is salvation in no one else, Prof. Math/Comp. Sci. for there is no other name under heaven UT Martin, Martin TN 38238 given among men by which we must be http://www.utm.edu/~caldwell saved. (Acts 4:12)

82. University Of Calgary: Special Collections: About Special Collections Discovered, with David Slowinski, the then largest known prime number in 1978.Editor of the Journal of Recreational Mathematics for five years; http://www.ucalgary.ca/library/SpecColl/nelson.htm

Library Catalogue Google with Keywords Google with Phrase Library Services Special Collections View Print Version Special Collections Links About Special Collections Contact Us Accessing Materials The Collections ... Codes of Ethics Quick Links Book a Workroom Information Commons My UofC Portal Renew Books ... Site Map Library Information Contact Us Hours Service Points Maps ... Policies Special Collections Fore-edge painting on Benjamin Jowett. College Sermons. London: J. Murray, 1896. Bound by Zaehnsdorf. Archives of authors and composers such as W.O. Mitchell Mordecai Richler Alice Munro Srul Irving Glick , and R. Murray Schafer Rare books including several incunabla (i.e. books printed before 1500) and a leaf of the Gutenberg Bible The complete library of historian George F. Stanley The mathematics collection of The library and collection of Dene Crafts from eminent Albertan Dr. M.P. Hess Most Special Collections books are searchable on the University of Calgary Library Catalogue . Individual archival holdings, consisting of correspondence, original manuscripts, photographs, sound recordings, etc. require the use of special finding aids. Some collections have online finding aids, while other finding aids are located only in the Reading Room. If you are unfamiliar with how to use finding aids, please consult our on-line guide Please note that materials are available to researchers for use only in our Reading Room.

83. [prime] The Largest Known Primes [1/27/98 New Record Prime The primality of this number was verified by David Slowinski who has found severalof the recent record primes. The complete decimal expansion of this http://w3.impa.br/~gugu/mersenne/largest.txt

84. Boston Alumni Chapter We occasionally get together with other 1988 MSIA grads David Slowinski andRichard Mizuno and their families. Gotta go! Dave Submitted by David Damery http://alumni2.tepper.cmu.edu/alumniweb/alumnichapters/sandbox/morenews.asp?pref

85. Nombres Premiers Translate this page 2^1257787-1 (378632 chiffres), David Slowinski et Paul Gage en 1996 2^859433-1 (258716chiffres) 33ème nombre de Mersenne, David Slowinski et Paul Gage en http://www.fatrazie.com/nb_premiers.htm

Niveau supérieur Réf Errances (Mes liens) Alphonse Allais Aptonymes ... Niveau supérieur [ Nombres premiers ] Web et nombres premiers Les records Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search ( GIMPS ) de George Woltman est le site de référence de ces nombres qui doivent leur nom à un grand mathématicien français Marin Mersenne Voir aussi l'excellente page de Chris Caldwell Le site français de GIMPS vient d'ouvrir et propose la participation au programme PrimeNet ce qui est le cas de ce site. Vous pouvez charger les 909526 chiffres de ce nombre, à toutes fins utiles ! Exercice (résolu !) : trouvez 10 nombres premiers consécutifs en progression arithmétique . RECORDS Le plus grand nombre premier connu est 2^3021377 - 1 (909526 chiffres) trouvé par GIMPS en Janvier 1998. Les précédents étaient 2^2976221-1 (GIMPS) en Septembre 1997 2^1398269-1, trouvé par Joël Armengaud en Novembre 1996 2^1257787-1 (378632 chiffres), David Slowinski et Paul Gage en 1996 2^859433-1 (258716 chiffres) 33ème nombre de Mersenne, David Slowinski et Paul Gage en 1994

86. Nanobiographies Shamir, Adi ; Shanks, Daniel Charles (1917) ; Slowinski, David ; Spiro, http://pauillac.inria.fr/algo/banderier/Recipro/node53.html

Next: Remerciements Up: Previous: Nanobiographies On devrait trouver ci-dessous les noms des intervenants plus ou moins illustres de ce T.E.R. Bernoulli, Jacques I er (1654-1705) suisse Cassels, John William Scott (1922) anglais Dedekind, Richard Julius Wihelm (1831-1916) allemand Diophante d'Alexandrie (III e Dirichlet, Peter Gustav Lejeune- (1805-1859) allemand Eisenstein, Ferdinand Gotthold (1823-1852) allemand Euclide (III e Euler, Leonhard (1707-1783) allemand Fields, John Charles (1863-1932) canadien Gauss, Karl Friedrich (1777-1855) allemand Goldbach, Hermann (1690-1764) allemand Hardy, Godfrey Harold (1877-1947) anglais Hasse, Helmut (1898-1980) allemand Hecke, Erich (1887-1947) polonais Hensel, Kurt (1861-1941) allemand Hilbert, David (1862-1943) allemand Jacobi, Carl Gustav (1804-1851) allemand Jensen, Johannes Ludwig Wilhelm (1859-1925) allemand Kronecker, Leopold (1823-1891) allemand Kummer, Ernst Eduard (1810-1893) allemand Leibniz, Gottfried William (1646-1716) allemand Linnik, Iurii Vladimirovich (1915-1972) russe Ostrowski, Alexander Markus (1893)

87. Mersenneforum.org - Miscellaneous Data Stuff Does anyone else remember the days when David Slowinski s Cray results held anunchallengeable lead atop the rankings with a whopping 40+ CPU years? http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=1112

88. Mersennesche Primzahlen Translate this page Als erste gigantische Zahl spürten Harry Nelson und David Slowinski im Jahr 1978die Zahl 244497-1 auf. Im Jahre 1995 trat George Woltmann, http://www.jeckle.de/mersenne.html

Home  Was sind Mersennesche (Prim-)Zahlen?  Titanische und gigantische Primzahlen  Links  Verwandte Themen  SETI @ home / Proteinfaltung BrowserDepTag("center","Microsoft Internet Explorer"); BrowserDepTag("/center","Microsoft Internet Explorer");    Was sind Mersennesche (Prim-)Zahlen? Nach einem französichen Mönch (M. Mersenne (1588-1648)) benannte Primzahlen (im Zeichen M n ) der Form 2 n -1, wobei n eine natürliche Zahl ist. Existiert für n eine Primfaktorzerlegung (d.h. n ist keine Primzahl) so gilt dies auch für M n Ist n eine Primzahl, so kann dies auch für M n gelten (muß es aber nicht): z.B. ist 2 -1 = 7 eine Primzahl, 2 -1 = 2047=23*89 dagegen nicht. Je zwei verschiedene Mersennesche Zahlen sind übrigens teilerfremd. Es ist unbekannt, ob unendlich viele der Mersenneschen Zahlen prim sind. Mersennesche Primzahlen spielen eine wichtige Rolle in der Zahlentheorie, da sie Ideale Kandidaten für Primzahlen sind.    Titanische und gigantische Primzahlen Die Jagd nach mathematischen Rekorden / Der Computer als Helfer / Beteiligung über Internet / Hohes Preisgeld Warum klettern Bergsteiger ohne Sauerstoffgerät auf den Mount Everest oder durchsteigen im Winter die Nordwand des Eigers? Warum wollen Sportler immer schneller laufen, immer höher springen oder eine Kugel immer weiter stoßen? Warum reisen Menschen zum Nordpol, zum Südpol oder zum Mond? Es ist nicht leicht, diese Fragen zu beantworten. Rationale Gründe, so etwas zu tun, gibt es nicht. Vielleicht ist es das Erfahren und Hinausschieben der eigenen Grenzen, das den Menschen einen süchtig machenden Kitzel verschafft. Vielleicht ist es auch der Genuß des Ruhms, der Größte, Schnellste, Beste oder Weitgereistete zu sein.

89. - David Slowinski,1985. 30, 2132049-1, 39751, David Slowinski, 1983 http://free3.e-168.cn/lllyyy/archives/60.html

90. ATHENA: Literature, Books; Pierre Perroud Slowinski, David · The 32nd Mersenne Prime, Predicted by Mersenne (in English,at PG). SNELLING, Henry Hunt · History and Practice of the Art of http://un2sg4.unige.ch/athena/html/sc_txt.html

Athena getting ready to write (amphora from Nola). ATHENA Texts related to science ABBOTT, Edwin A.: Flatland (in English, at MALASPINA) Flatland (in English, illustrated version, at UNC/GUTENBERG) Flatland (in English, illustrated version, at UNC/GUTENBERG) Flatland (in English, at UNC/GUTENBERG) Flatland (in English, at UNC/GUTENBERG) Flatland: a romance of many dimensions (in English, at PG) AGRICOLA, Johannes: Treatise on Gold (in English, at ALCHEMY) ARCHIMEDES: The Sand Reckoner (in English and Latin, at CALTECH) ARISTOTLE: History of Animals (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) Meteorology (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On Generation and Corruption (in English, at MIT) On Generation and Corruption (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On Longevity and Shortness of Life (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On Sense and The Sensible (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On Sleep and Sleeplessness (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On The Gait of Animals (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On The Heavens (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On The Motion of Animals (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT) On The Parts of Animals (in English, at THE-TECH.MIT)

91. Findings:@Everything2.com David Slowinski David Grossman David Frost David Corwin David Thrussell David Seaman If you Log in you could create a David Bishop node. http://everything2.com/index.pl?node=David Bishop

92. Advisory Committee On Patents And Copyrights | Office Of University Research Advisory Committee on Patents and Copyrights. Current Membership 7/14/05.Hamid Rahai; Kris Forney; Praveen Soni. Kris Slowinski; David Whitney http://www.csulb.edu/divisions/aa/research/our/information/committees/acpc/

h_breadCrumbs('divisions','') Home Current Membership 7/14/05 Hamid Rahai Kris Forney Praveen Soni Kris Slowinski David Whitney Ex Officio non-voting Elizabeth Ambos, Associate Vice President, Research and External Support Sue DeRosa, Director of Grants and Contracts Administration, CSULB Foundation Jim Till, Director for Research Compliance, Office of University Research Authority and Responsibilities CETUS Guidelines Office of University Research Office of University Research Home Page About Us Research Notes Staff Profiles ... Campus Community Tools (CSULB only) Division Offices Academic Affairs Home Page Office of the University Provost Academic Personnel Academic Technology and Facilities Planning ... Research and External Support Need Help? Technology Help Desk Faculty Technology Center BeachBoard Support TIM Support ... AA Webmaster University Divisions Division of Academic Affairs Division of Student Services CSULB Foundation Questions? Contact the Division of Academic Affairs. Site Updated : July 21, 2005

93. Game Reports the Arab Strap Chad Gerson 0 2 10, Ramey Ko 1 1 5, David Press 2 0 20, BenWood 0 0 0 Quentin Roper 2 0 20, Stephanie Slowinski 0 0 0, Drake 0 0 0 http://www.stuorg.iastate.edu/quiz/tournaments/acffall2003/acffall2003_games.htm

Standings Individuals Scoreboard Team Detail ... Individual Detail Game Results Illinois A 530, Chicago Boy with the Arab Strap 80 Chicago Boy with the Arab Strap: Chad Gerson 2 -10, Ramey Ko 1 1 5, David Press 2 20, Ben Wood Illinois A: Sudheer Potru 4 40, Andrew Ullsperger 6 60, Nick Rothfuss 0, Mike Sorice 5 2 40 Bonuses: Chicago Boy with the Arab Strap 3 65 21.67, Illinois A 15 390 26.00 Carleton B: The Cornish Pixies 270, Chicago Dear Catastrophe Waitress 95 Chicago Dear Catastrophe Waitress: Pericles Abbasi 2 1 15, Jennifer Davis 0, Kelly Lepo 1 10, Tim McElroy 3 30 Carleton B: The Cornish Pixies: Max Parrish 2 20, Adam Carr 3 30, Patrick Hope 3 30, John Morse 2 20 Bonuses: Chicago Dear Catastrophe Waitress 6 40 6.67, Carleton B: The Cornish Pixies 10 170 17.00 Chicago Marx and Engels 280, Iowa State Sleipnir's Glue 105 Iowa State Sleipnir's Glue: Warren Miller 4 3 25, Brian Lindquist 3 30, Joe Kluiter 0, Kristi Ryan Chicago Marx and Engels: Laura Kirkpatrick 5 1 45, Jeremy Newtson 0, Jared Sagoff 4 1 35, Ray Sun 2 1 15 Bonuses: Iowa State Sleipnir's Glue 7 50 7.14, Chicago Marx and Engels 11 185 16.82

94. Minutes Of April 12, 2005 RAB Meeting K. Slowinski asked if that could have been David Oats. G. Schilling asked K.Slowinski if he knew where David Oats is or where the munitions the buried http://www.nab.usace.army.mil/projects/WashingtonDC/springvalley/RAB/april122005

US Army Corps of Engineers Spring Valley Restoration Advisory Board Meeting Spring Valley Resident Office Minutes of the April 12, 2005 RAB Meeting RESTORATION ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Gary Schilling Military Co-Chair/ USACE Spring Valley Program Manager Greg Beumel Community Co-Chair David Feary Community Member Mary Bresnahan Community Member Lyle Blanchard for Pat Brown Business Representative/ Miller Company William Hall Community Member Steve Hirsh US EPA, Region III Todd Sedmak American University Kent Slowinski Community Member Jim Sweeney District of Columbia, Department of Health Bert Weintraub Community Member Dorothy Zolandz Community Member RESTORATION ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS NOT PRESENT: Brian Barlia Horace Mann School Priscilla Holmes Community Member Patricia Malloy Community Member Lee Monsein Community Member Malcolm Pritzker Community Member Neil Shister Community Member ATTENDING PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS: Dr. Peter deFur RAB TAPP Consultant Bill Hudson EPA Hamid Karimi DCDOH, Tier 3 Ben Rooney Danielle Stern Mary Beth Thompson USACE, Public Affairs Office

95. GIMPS MERSENNE PRIME WORLD RECORD LARGEST FOUND BY GORDON SPENCE David Slowinski has verified the result on a Cray T90 Supercomputer. This newnumber is 895932 digits in length. George Woltman s announcement http://www.rugeley.demon.co.uk/gimps/prime.htm

Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search and I found it !! Links Go Key Resource Number Theory Topic 36th Mersenne Prime Found On Sunday 24 th August 1997 I found the 36 th Mersenne Prime at the time it was the world's largest known prime number. It took my Pentium 100 PC fifteen days to prove the number prime. David Slowinski has verified the result on a Cray T90 Supercomputer. This new number is digits in length. George Woltman's announcement Chris Caldwell's announcement Read about it in Science News Article in the London Times ... CNN Article How big is that ? It would fill a 450 page paperback book If written out it would stretch for 1.4 miles or 2.2 Km It would take 28 days to say the number, speaking for 8 hours a day Please note though that I was just the lucky one of over 4500 volunteers all searching for these gigantic numbers, why not join us...... .....GIMPS Stands for the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search, and is a world wide project involving over 4500 participants (@ September 1998), coordinated by George Woltman who maintains the GIMPS site and Scott Kurowski who runs the Primenet Internet Server . Every member of the group runs some Free Software Please note that this size of task would have previously only been possible on large Supercomputers such as the Cray that was used to verify this result, but by running the software on thousands of individual machines we can collectively surpass the power of even the most powerful supercomputer.

96. September 19 Events In History September 19, 1983 David Slowinski on 2 CRAY1 comp s find 2^132049-1 prime September 19, 1983 St. Kitts and Nevis declares independence from UK http://www.brainyhistory.com/days/september_19.html

Atlas Dictionary Encyclopedia Geography ... Add "Today in History" or "Today's Birthdays" to Your Site - it's Easy! Web brainyhistory.com September 19 Events in History September 19, 1996 "Skylight" opens at Royale Theater New York City September 19, 1995 Andres Galarraga is 4th to hit 30 home runs for Rockies in 1995 September 19, 1995 Padres Ken Caminiti switch hits home runs in 3rd of 4 games September 19, 1994 3000 U.S. militia lands on Haiti September 19, 1994 Swedish government of Bildt resigns September 19, 1993 45th Emmy Awards: Seinfeld, Picket Fences and Ted Danson wins September 19, 1993 Actress Michele Phillips (Knots Landing) is robbed at gunpoint September 19, 1993 Brandie Burton wins LPGA SAFECO Golf Classic September 19, 1993 Kimberly Clarice Aiken, 18, Miss South Carolina wins 67th Miss America September 19, 1993 Parliamentary election in Poland September 19, 1993 Tom Glavine wins 20 games in 3 straight years September 19, 1992 Sergei Boebka pole vaults world record (6.13m) September 19, 1992 U.N. Security Council votes 12-0 (3 abstentions) to dump Yugoslavia September 19, 1992

97. What Happened On September 19th Chic Bears 100 and Streetcars stop running on Market St after 122 years ofservice 1983 David Slowinski on 2 CRAY-1 comp s find 2^132049-1 prime and http://www.electricscotland.com/history/today/0919.htm

Clans Tartans History Travel ... Contact Us What happened on September 19th Birthdates Which Occur on September 19: Deaths Which Occured September 19: Holidays Which Occur September 19: Religious Observances on September 19: Things to Remember for September 19: Highlights in History Which Occur September 19: Your Special Reminders for September 19: 1929 44øF lowest temperature for this date in NYC and 1983 94øF highest temperature for this date in NYC and 262nd day of year with 103 days left (Numerology = 1)

98. China Natural History Project - Yunnan 2000 The Academy zoologists, Joe Slowinski and Dave Catania, together with mammalogist,Richard Tenaza, an Associate from the University of the Pacific and Carl http://www.calacademy.org/research/cnhp/html/index_main.html

Wispy clouds move across the forest of evergreens and tall conifers in Qiqi, China. Academy Expedition in China 2000 A s part of a global, collaborative effort to preserve biodiversity in China, the California Academy of Sciences launched the China Natural History Project (CNHP) in May 1998. The pilot project of CNHP involved a biodiversity survey of the Gaoligong Shan region of northwestern Yunnan Province. Many new species of plants and spiders were discovered during the expedition and future scientific discoveries were promising. In June 2000, Academy botanists, entomologists, ichthyologists, and a herpetologist and mammalogist returned to join their colleagues from Yunnan to undertake further biodiversity survey work. The international team is treading new ground in the relatively unstudied mid-elevation Dulongjiang forests of northwest Yunnan, the borderland next to Myanmar (formerly Burma). Results of the field work will be of major interest to policy-makers, conservationists, students and scholars. Because of its concentrations of ancient and recent endemic species, it is theorized that the region of study is an isolated paleoenvironment that has remained remarkably stable through the climatological changes brought about by the Miocene collision of the Indian tectonic plate with East Asia. It is likely that dramatic mountain building caused periodic isolation of the Dulong Valley region and the creation of new niches for distinct species.

99. California Wild Spring 2002 - Here At The Academy The Academy s ichthyology collections manager, Dave Catania, Deep in thejungle of Myanmar, Academy snake expert Joe Slowinski was bitten while handling http://www.calacademy.org/calwild/2002spring/stories/hereat.html

The Magazine of the CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES CURRENT ISSUE SUBSCRIBE ABOUT CALIFORNIA WILD ... CALIFORNIA WILD Here At The Academy School of Fishes David Brian Butvill The Academy's ichthyology collections manager, Dave Catania, uses an electoshocker to stun fishes in the Bajiao River in Yunnan, China. image by Carl Ferraris In a locked chamber below the museum galleries of the California Academy of Sciences, a bearded, bespectacled man in his late 40s browses aisles of dead fish. Eels, anglerfish, surfperch, and pufferfish that once swam the oceans’ cold waters stare blankly out from glass canning jars of cool alcohol. Plastic buckets, ceramic crocks, and stainless steel chests seal catfish, bat rays, and carp in perpetual darkness. There are also unknown soldiers, piscine prisoners that have yet to be identified and properly placed amongst the more than 250,000 other tombs holding some three million individuals. This is the Academy’s scientific fish collection. Representatives of about half of all described fishes can be found here, providing a storehouse of important ichthyological information on 12,000 or so species. The browser is Senior Collections Manager Dave Catania, who maintains this mausoleum, keeping it organized and helping it grow.

100. Book Reviews, Electronic Journal Of Human Sexuality By R. Milsten Julian Slowinski. Sexual Medicine in Primary Care Review byDavid S. Hall, Ph.D. A Mind of Its Own A Cultural History of the Penis http://www.ejhs.org/bookreviews.html

Electronic Journal of Human Sexuality www.ejhs.org Book Reviews Reviews by Annette Fuglsang Owens, MD PhD, unless otherwise noted The Sexual Male Sexual Medicine in Primary Care By William L. Maurice Sexuality, Society, and Feminism Eros and Pornography in Russian Culture. Brief and Extended Interventions in Sexual Abuse, Second Edition By Robert H. Rencken Erectile Dysfunction. Integrating Couple Therapy, Sex Therapy, and Medical Treatment Women's Sexualities. Generations of Women Share Intimate Secrets of Sexual Self-Acceptance By Carol Rinkleib Ellison, Ph.D. Sexual Health For Men. The Complete Guide By Richard F. Spark, M.D. The Male Body By Susan Bordo Nymphomania: A History By Carol Groneman Review by Vern Bullough, Ph.D. The Technology of Orgasm: "Hysteria," the Vibrator, and Women's Sexual Satisfaction By Rachel P. Maines Review by Gina Ogden, Ph.D. The Penguin Atlas Of Human Sexual Behavior Sexuality And Sexual Practices Around The World By Judith Mackay Teaching Sex: The Shaping of Adolescence in the 20th Century By Jeffrey P. Moran Review by David S. Hall, Ph.D.

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