Collatz Conjecture Statistics

Collatz Conjecture

These pages provide statistics for the participants of the BOINC-based Collatz Conjecture project, and are based on statistics made available from the official project site.

Collatz Conjecture Project Totals

Database last updated:	Monday, 22nd April 2019 07:11
Using statistics from:	Monday, 22nd April 2019 05:47
Database status:	Current

Project total credit:	2,361,114,954,125.14	cobblestones
Project recent average credit:	2,989,890,378.31	cobblestones
Total participants (>0 credit):	63,589	(63,589 loaded)
Active participants:	1,658
Total hosts:	416,412	(250,100 loaded)
Total teams:	1,776	(1,776 loaded)
Total countries:	202	(202 loaded)

Collatz Conjecture

Collatz Conjecture is a research project that uses Internet-connected computers to do research in mathematics, specifically testing the Collatz Conjecture also known as 3x+1 or HOTPO (half or triple plus one). You can participate by downloading and running a free program on your computer. Collatz Conjecture is based in Wood Dale, Illinois, USA and continues the work of the previous 3x+1@home BOINC project which ended in 2008. It can run on an nVidia GPU, ATI GPU, or CPU.

BOINC is a software platform for distributed computing using volunteer computer resources, and provides the framework for SETI@home and other projects. It is based at the Space Sciences Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley.