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2010-10-04, 22:45
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"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
4,861 Posts |
In practice, Henry is quite correct- all of the sieve experiments I have done point to sqrt(k-count) as the speed factor for adding k's. This does vary by weight of each individual k, but overall it has held accurate for sieves from 3 k's to a few dozen k's.
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