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Another Brent composite with no previously known factors.
ECM to t50 by yoyo@home SNFS sieving by RSALS Post Processing by Carlos Pinho [code](971^73-1)/970 = P94 * P122 P94: 7301993584996352018423967893607251486202260927217901674208672075404136696633478270198913907277 P122: 16473679102988462780517793172944047865186542084189994639205055312545452886118612142573867571362310098581364983638042119829 [/code] |
Another Brent composite with no previously known factors.
ECM to t50 by yoyo@home SNFS sieving by RSALS Post Processing by Carlos Pinho [code](709^79-1)/708 = P103 * P120 P103: 3265048507457607509514118788891969721101060439064954454744472431751852451297744518806644922752209694749 P120: 687273635059837837112240728105079662820988138420249488404904366981254199386302230536972921796752546749492243666039395839 [/code] |
A Curio
This dropped out after only 603 trials, by which time I would expect to have found almost all p28s:
[code]GMP-ECM 6.2.3 [powered by GMP 4.2.1_MPIR_1.1.1] [ECM] Input number is 8942391253220120724792369846184350004422970554909937973523793125892503966249969509033344875755986267902321369397956127681382245048167463409787699967879654325078733243833427701425823704664041045924437093283158114509154763672320817 (229 digits) Using B1=239049, B2=128973400, polynomial Dickson(3), sigma=1568738653 Step 1 took 2125ms Step 2 took 1656ms ********** Factor found in step 2: 312831586607365644204415768445243517253551786710765503285642403654087 Found composite factor of 69 digits: 312831586607365644204415768445243517253551786710765503285642403654087 Composite cofactor 28585320779783339891354158589177572297705993567124278948012276674473264463512433195630506634213128358105308127158208853033789681613785160413652088075041528574791 has 161 digits[/code] msieve tidied up: [code]prp33 factor: 155987366473971075756698545127569 prp37 factor: 2005493096516675099352436067045880023[/code] Lucky to find a p33 after so little work. Extremely lucky to find a p37. Finding both on the same trial? I'd guess about one in 44,000,000 (as that's how many trials I've run on this project and this is the luckiest find so far). No, that is not a serious estimate :wink:. I thought it was worth sharing. :sorry: if you disagree. --Andy Steward |
Another Brent composite with no previously known factors.
ECM to t50 by yoyo@home SNFS sieving by RSALS Post Processing by Carlos Pinho [code] (937^79-1)/936 aka sigma(936^78) = P92 * P141 P92: 27041233006608197184935428356203666605944675687190254488284107230694979211417083669797007121 P141: 231273216776252815636165441586020237984220549802989881457557779638672297405316269533037157418896850825375946121671871846218060682888723537287 [/code] |
This Brent composite had one four digit factor previously known. It was factored by yoyo@home's ECM with B1=43M, saving a SNFS factorization by RSALS.
[code] 643^79-1 = P50 * P166 P50: 77257889852086726525775815698800676875152288293307 P166: 2572677405869610247296006851540894449249430402341296110792645273951547330727458769568704596642097469132620208925933945128276217347912438185833131568325318051988952029 [/code] |
[QUOTE=wblipp;224662]This Brent composite had one four digit factor previously known. It was factored by yoyo@home's ECM with B1=43M, saving a SNFS factorization by RSALS.
[code] 643^79-1 = P50 * P166[/code][/QUOTE]Ugh, I ran a lot of curves at 43M and some at 110M on my [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=223227&postcount=197"]c146[/URL] that missed a c43! |
This Brent composite had a single factor of six digits previously known,
ECM to t50 by yoyo@home SNFS sieving by RSALS Post Processing by Carlos Pinho [code] Composite from 23^167-1 aka sigma(12^166) = P80 * P142 P80: 10161473543764444434291215383032451031371411086076788308585620646466269527558451 P142: 1770387493170058114487905901395829213241269022867729236625766182071271122944885396939230048085533781242093668275727874173606781691576168942751[/code] |
A Brent composite that had a few small factors previously known. A three way split with B1=11M (45 digits), saving the 50 digit ECM and the SNFS
[code] 103^113-1 C201 = P44 * P50 * P107 P44: 84129598291520950241390575083068719360021171 P50: 44524249152081676378516429019402317394611073486533 P107: 82315835207242691235211750813760600929204133699173549798646811508286030336608729162527059866348699396126153 [/code] |
ECM B1=1e6 kill shot
Called ecm with the -v flag, just to get my bearings.
Well, it named that tune in 1: [CODE] C:\al\zahlen\ggnfs\projects\235416>ecm -v 1e6 < 2851c113 GMP-ECM 6.2.3 [powered by GMP 4.3.0] [ECM] Input number is 92047662531663565390842482351084663150917243804901464964197093733017673896259378196247891860624551698300716957203 (113 digits) Using MODMULN Using B1=1000000, B2=1045563762, polynomial Dickson(6), sigma=1355166397 dF=4096, k=6, d=39270, d2=13, i0=13 Expected number of curves to find a factor of n digits: 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 5 20 118 904 8613 97057 1270662 1.9e+007 3.2e+008 6. 1e+009 Step 1 took 10015ms ********** Factor found in step 1: 934755100218937800337186649945447 Found probable prime factor of 33 digits: 934755100218937800337186649945447 Composite cofactor 98472490291953705278096018200190093279508291454377707825490220624218931524024949 has 80 digits [/CODE] |
The Brent composite 491^83-1 had 5 previously known factors ranging from 3 to 10 digits. The remaining C195 was factored as P61 * P135
ECM to t50 by yoyo@home SNFS Sieving by RSALS Post Processing by Carlos Pinho [code] P61: 1667360023476578025263413764232230672807644148255835927567361 P135: 205525195924680389727849382931556003363755140788960585678710010582760763836207173324875835050154079859722456787347359906517258848929453[/code] |
The Brent composite 599^83-1 had 3 previously known factors ranging from 3 to 9 digits. The remaining C213 was factored as P55 * P63 * P96
ECM to t50 by yoyo@home SNFS Sieving by RSALS Post Processing by Jeff Gilchrist [code] 599^83-1 P55: 5163739412794483831625171731355488900616191583344901813 P63: 128707803852363372849465276089219316121940177238759012038589467 P96: 505056584916499255637800227107119527780741030449529468084665044722203901250285575250908384336319[/code] |
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