Prime Verification Status

Before primes are added to the List of Largest Known Primes, they must be first be verified, comments must be checked, and they must meet the size requirements.  Below we show the status of these primes (if any) that are awaiting verification (of any age) as well as those modified (for any reason) in the last 72 hours.  Click on the prime's id for more detailed information.  The color code is at the bottom of the page.

idprime digitswhowhencomment
1422887911 · 88791998 - 1 1540031 A11 Jun 2026  
1422901425 · 24943072 - 1 1488017 L1134 Jun 2026  
142292561 · 24595457 + 1 1383374 L5161 Jun 2026  
142291763 · 24591746 + 1 1382257 L5969 Jun 2026  
142287489268682131072 + 1 1138957 L6347 Jun 2026 Generalized Fermat
142285489256184131072 + 1 1138955 L5432 May 2026 Generalized Fermat
1422892956 · 213433664 + 1 1009738 A94 Jun 2026  
142286V(132647)/30508811 / 445072057883695169 27697 E1 May 2026 Lucas cofactor, ECPP
       

Legend

Prime Description Color Codes
CompositeProven composite
RemoveScheduled for deletion because it is too small or proven composite
UnTestedNot yet tested
InProcessCurrently being tested
Probable-primeShown to be a PRP, awaiting further testing (see note).
ProvenProven prime
ExternalProven prime, externally verified
Note:  Only proven primes are accepted on this list.  These colors refer the status of this list's re-verification process only.
Rank/Id Color Codes
yesOn the list
noNot on the current list
(unknown)Not yet re-ranked
Note:  This list is (re)ranked every 30 minutes.
Description Notation
\ back-quote (23\ 45 = 2345, used to allow long integers to line wrap)
# primorial (9# = 7*5*3*2)
!, !n factorial, multifactorial
Phi(n,x) nth cyclotomic polynomial evaluated at x

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We at the PrimePages attempt to keep a list of the 5000 largest known primes plus a few each of certain selected archivable forms.  To make the top 5000 today a prime must have 895704 digits or meet the size requirements for it's archivable form.  (Query time: 0.001377 seconds.)
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