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Originally Posted by rogue
I believe that you can use fnsievecl. It is fixed k, b, and n with variable c. You can convert k*b^n+c to b^n+c/k by computing the numerical inverse.
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That is not working. For different p values you will get very different cc=c/k mod p values, so here cc is not fixed.
(you can still compute these cc values for each prime, and use a program, but that's a painful approach of the problem).