Nice progress! - Page 3

yoyo · 2012-05-27, 19:38

Looks good http://factorization.ath.cx/stat_1.php now. Thanks to all helpers.
yoyo

Dubslow · 2012-05-27, 20:39

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Originally Posted by yoyo

Looks good http://factorization.ath.cx/stat_1.php now. Thanks to all helpers.
yoyo

I wish that would point us to those numbers...

LaurV · 2012-05-28, 03:42

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Originally Posted by Dubslow

I wish that would point us to those numbers...

You mean this? (they are correlated, one lists shows the number of composites, another shows the composites themselves, and you can easily go from one to another on the status menu)

ps. @yoyo: you are welcome...

Dubslow · 2012-05-28, 04:37

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Originally Posted by LaurV

You mean this? (they are correlated, one lists shows the number of composites, another shows the composites themselves, and you can easily go from one to another on the status menu)

Bluh, I wish there were either 1) Links to all these unknown pages, or 2) A list somewhere of all these unlisted pages...

chris2be8 · 2012-06-12, 19:46

A couple of general questions.

How many people are working on factoring small composites? I've been using SNFS to split the easy cases, but there's now a backlog of non-SNFSable composites, as if I'm factoring numbers faster than everyone else put together.

Is anyone working on proving probable primes? They seem to have been building up.

Chris

sean · 2012-06-13, 02:59

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Originally Posted by chris2be8

A couple of general questions.

How many people are working on factoring small composites?
Chris

I've been having a crack at the C112's. This is resulting in quite a few smaller composites, although most of them are splitting into two primes. When I started the C112's were the peak in the distribution of unfactored, but it now looks more like this:

Code:

109 	3,721
110 	14,447
111 	16,059
112 	7,400
113 	15,577
114 	15,504
115 	13,855

yoyo · 2012-07-17, 20:53

I'm geting closer to you with the yafu Boinc project. Now I'm at C111 :).
So it looks like this:

Quote:

109 101
110 3,573
111 15,420
112 5,028
113 16,427
114 16,236
115 14,604

chris2be8 · 2012-07-18, 17:03

I noticed that I was getting more SNFS candidates. I'll stop doing GNFS targets and concentrate on SNFS for a bit.

The code to generate SNFS polys needs far too much manual support to release now. It needs a complete rewrite before it's fit to let loose.

Chris

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2012-05-27, 19:38	#23
yoyo Oct 2006 Berlin, Germany 617 Posts	Looks good http://factorization.ath.cx/stat_1.php now. Thanks to all helpers. yoyo

2012-06-12, 19:46	#27
chris2be8 Sep 2009 2·1,039 Posts	A couple of general questions. How many people are working on factoring small composites? I've been using SNFS to split the easy cases, but there's now a backlog of non-SNFSable composites, as if I'm factoring numbers faster than everyone else put together. Is anyone working on proving probable primes? They seem to have been building up. Chris

2012-07-18, 17:03	#30
chris2be8 Sep 2009 4036₈ Posts	I noticed that I was getting more SNFS candidates. I'll stop doing GNFS targets and concentrate on SNFS for a bit. The code to generate SNFS polys needs far too much manual support to release now. It needs a complete rewrite before it's fit to let loose. Chris