C202 (i1693) continued
 

Yoyo is finishing up 48,000 curves @B1=850e6. I consider ECM complete.

Here's a poly:[CODE]# norm 1.168186e-19 alpha -8.419964 e 4.117e-15 rroots 5
skew: 45645857.17
c0: -18098601315886851468557887762291980392541100584
c1: 4841688835906037944690945208990931966764
c2: -175894955102251933301443112313837
c3: -5578183143934717988864129
c4: 61119537791822196
c5: 908107200
Y0: -631670594992711929340967533254444051034
Y1: 75282186386799330835453[/CODE]

Since this is a record score, I'll guess we can think about sieving it or sending it to NFS@home?

Small world - I was just reviewing this thread and realized the same thing.

The f_small siever can handle a job of this size.

NFS@Home sieved this and Greg ran the LA.

I advanced it up to i1695 (c185) but now it’s free to anyone that wants it. Good luck!

Got a nice ECM hit here:

[CODE]GMP-ECM 7.0.5-dev [configured with GMP 6.2.0, GWNUM 30.4, --enable-asm-redc, --enable-assert] [ECM]
Due to incompatible licenses, this binary file must not be distributed.
Input number is 79954435957673800743373969261400202445395427768104915296649566548458004743571610088364300639204355297717161267717603138133520503190552820257124265335912709410672175271292610839711688321 (185 digits)
Using B1=850000000, B2=15892628251516, polynomial Dickson(30), sigma=1:3763489332
Step 1 took 2244054ms
Step 2 took 579841ms
********** Factor found in step 2: 6814487208577323071438202513155793805420151869631181800905675310441021
Found prime factor of 70 digits: 6814487208577323071438202513155793805420151869631181800905675310441021
Prime cofactor 11733008443692725216639796320836570526058556814735788985204518381328556061997476220770469710087725488962447357521301 has 116 digits[/CODE]

Congratulations, wow. A record for this year. :toot:

[QUOTE=kruoli;597188]Congratulations, wow. A record for this year. :toot:[/QUOTE]

Hey, that's only because it's Jan 5 :smile:

Handing off this sequence for now at i1704, which has a c175.

Just for the record, there was probably a lot of ECM work done already?

[QUOTE=bur;598416]Just for the record, there was probably a lot of ECM work done already?[/QUOTE]

On the c175 at i1704, I did 19K curves at B1=26e7.