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#1750 |
"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
2C916 Posts |
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Early raw CADO result. The skew needs to be optimized by cownoise.com. It looks that I can make it better.
Code:
Y0: -171567793756968019037897202485878145 Y1: 2366741523711157353677 c0: 3202478473129414173024513150235204434421704480 c1: 93383151361126277146433106839227794356 c2: -1401231730377412675335958886844 c3: -19498816628963784650687 c4: 56932821857460 c5: 21600 skew: 123666254.491 # lognorm 57.95, E 49.35, alpha -8.60 (proj -2.42), 5 real roots # MurphyE(Bf=1.000e+07,Bg=5.000e+06,area=1.000e+16)=7.90e-14 |
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#1751 |
"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
23×31 Posts |
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The poly above spins:
Code:
Y0: -171567764850969225479668600569547513 Y1: 4733483047422314707354 c0: 512467040913261745312458265231081095951461640 c1: 12711755639363672919284560108161818093 c2: -1032162259109860643595002127330 c3: -16685219492803541821247 c4: 116503741570920 c5: 86400 skew: 106386282.59 # size 1.230e-17, alpha -8.602, combined = 8.047e-14 rroots = 5 |
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#1752 |
Sep 2008
Kansas
7×463 Posts |
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Early flare.
Code:
R0: -35002146869645567209821571617684417 R1: 317348482665353833 A0: 37788761047614804294322318045906312329886400 A1: 1818346958137233764432935565907348730 A2: -6350324642203125963247088487 A3: -10016112183295654536280 A4: -159235544845076 A5: 4074588 skew 34515212.70, size 1.320e-17, alpha -7.560, combined = 8.411e-14 rroots = 3 |
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#1753 |
Sep 2008
Kansas
7·463 Posts |
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Maybe another to consider?
Code:
R0: -33850248732010660410245523976421269 R1: 545940689333584499 A0: -532542407776803044962104061800163313662000 A1: 1695887836486276627236868441925844166 A2: 71517799680467911709773983413 A3: -6462628098787866430344 A4: -118874800879382 A5: 4816680 skew 23496248.76, size 1.277e-17, alpha -6.507, combined = 8.226e-14 rroots = 5 |
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#1754 |
Jun 2012
33×109 Posts |
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A flare though with a sizable skew. Maybe Max can weave some magic.
Code:
# norm 1.635965e-17 alpha -7.582995 e 8.558e-14 rroots 3 skew: 147658130.86 c0: 2027162737211997522567694807295277331649457939 c1: -24586484038166440506623289863734925530 c2: -449144706377053266384814281002 c3: 918158678610218138702 c4: 13074968358495 c5: 64260 Y0: -80264458273352852592475449240386962 Y1: 8018933019158941 |
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#1755 |
Jun 2012
33×109 Posts |
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Nothing good found in rest of my range.
Reserving 1-4M. |
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#1756 | |
"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
2C916 Posts |
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Code:
Y0: -80264458273357038980704230414602245 Y1: 16037866038317882 c0: 254984485858121463972846723587771425203384864 c1: -6029194264608623719552037811848555581 c2: -225280713177966615077351194975 c3: 891029990271691917362 c4: 25814459033190 c5: 257040 skew: 76181066.91 # size 1.354e-17, alpha -7.583, combined = 8.632e-14 rroots = 3 |
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#1757 |
Jun 2012
1011011111112 Posts |
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I’ve finished searching c5<4M but found nothing else worth posting. Not sure how much more searching is desired. Was hoping to find a score with a 9-handle but we might need to search a much larger range (and get lucky) to find it. The best score chart says we have exceeded the best score of a C181.
Is anyone working CADO? |
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#1759 | |
Jun 2012
33×109 Posts |
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#1760 |
"Seth"
Apr 2019
22×59 Posts |
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I'm interested in getting msieve on my GPU running.
I want to factor a bunch of c150-c165s which seems very achievable with my 2x Xeon machine. Ultimately I'd like to factor http://factordb.com/index.php?showid...00000899019947 n = 603289266890589216703233577063528121991341644185218188935827689203288886693381218001456864721430619722495427891807584275878382343140356574834475435042519455503292387 But I think it would be better to start with http://factordb.com/index.php?id=1100000000130206405 n = 9802463953973485517888552567159433034689508794240241805713893649484774212190173820071569371185096203579675693594637332591457306735786962072348449116391 If someone could generate me an okay poly for either one and share the commands they used I'd appreciate being able to verify the same results. |
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