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Old 2009-10-16, 04:54   #507
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Thanks for doing the tests, bsquared.

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Anyone still have any poly selection going on?
I am going to run another overnight search.

As long as we are using Jason's msieve-gpu branch, and there is not yet a gpu version of lasieve4, then I think it does not take away from optimality to do a bit more poly searching than usual.
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Old 2009-10-17, 22:01   #508
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I am going to run another overnight search.
I have not found anything better, and I'm quitting the search.
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Old 2009-10-17, 23:39   #509
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The clear winner is now this one from jrk:

Code:
 
n: 1128681916333165583281832717120127496638972860118923964844791402387721331170448754199775637678274646951935918929237315749341487244542351920306209843985409563
# norm 2.797246e-15 alpha -7.634500 e 2.004e-12
skew: 7829822.03
c0: -392472115828519587544012662072667953792
c1:  1135538850431039541173288486836512
c2:  215718619935831247136208602
c3: -66702913924475596555
c4:  4019834079518
c5:  214800
Y0: -1393499379793961455729608702127
Y1:  581416348390623701
rlim: 45000000
alim: 45000000 
lpbr: 29 
lpba: 29 
mfbr: 58 
mfba: 58 
rlambda: 2.6 
alambda: 2.6

I've started sieving using this poly, 14e siever.

5M-11M reserved.
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Old 2009-11-11, 17:46   #510
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Code:
 
prp50 factor: 64585367109663600884438834766883466988940788491041
prp107 factor: 17475814829955286940449820582268098487907223506432350199456831446049454150141950051204743013474395998182843
Now on a C151.
I've started a run of 1000 curves @ B1=43000000, B2=388112953420. ETA 15 hours.
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Old 2009-11-11, 18:00   #511
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400 curves at B1=1M done.
Starting 2k curves at B1=3M (ETA 4hrs).

How does one report work to the DB now? There used to be a 'report work' button that I can't find anymore.

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Old 2009-11-11, 18:03   #512
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How does one report work to the DB now? There used to be a 'report work' button that I can't find anymore.


go into the sequence,and beside the quick ecm button there is a >> button,click it,and at the bottom of the page you cant report the curves you've done.
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Old 2009-11-11, 18:17   #513
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go into the sequence,and beside the quick ecm button there is a >> button,click it,and at the bottom of the page you cant report the curves you've done.
Looks like you have to be logged in, as well. Thanks.
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Old 2009-11-12, 07:18   #514
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After 2200 curves @ 11e6 I found a nice p47
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Factor=12020207027570199228977626027667941677740462849 Method=ECM B1=11000000 Sigma=1642054642
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Old 2009-11-12, 08:53   #515
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I am even luckier
Code:
Input number is 685715905099648994219451416570299620797010724632513288765357600633214758490518989168523251153670344481394131623 (111 digits)
Using B1=8000000, B2=23420528050, polynomial Dickson(12), sigma=4094310456
Step 1 took 23013ms
Step 2 took 13485ms
********** Factor found in step 2: 4122529854091491338824929291779507173076398066909
Found probable prime factor of 49 digits: 4122529854091491338824929291779507173076398066909
Probable prime cofactor 166333763336873313888188992301635414394739143771207611922744147 has 63 digits
Then, a few easy lines, and...
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Old 2009-11-12, 15:25   #516
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Then, a few easy lines, and...
A C161.
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Old 2009-11-12, 15:26   #517
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Running 2000@1e8, should be able to say something on Monday

(other than 'at least gmp-ecm builds on OS X' and 'Mac Pro is fast')

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