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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
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If anybody knows the poly that is currently used to factor the factorial cofactor -- c184 125!+1, please post a link.
https://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs/crunching_e.php |
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"Carlos Pinho"
Oct 2011
Milton Keynes, UK
3·17·97 Posts |
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Here you are: Code:
N 4995600201042059133574254566708312599193006843860428309619045846019081673384668885953144607514511917008715960408200687552403485856286005535014931715071145121371964559950828715247188877 R0 -278041983541936879812937287512480720 R1 83839300817041243 A0 -3390086640132698923491414956173048512425481 A1 3738332722384494113415434782471399053 A2 -1160199637312567120662841930769 A3 -40839181952932892416147 A4 1087473801891780 A5 3006324 SKEW 32140665.92 SRLPMAX 4294967296 SALPMAX 4294967296 FRMAX 120000000 FAMAX 120000000 |
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Feb 2012
Paris, France
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"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
487410 Posts |
Max-
I have another C172 I'm preparing to NFS on my own, 13*2^844-1. If you'd like to beat my poly via CADO optimization (or your own search), I invite you to do so. I spent a GPU-week on a 750ti to find this one, which was better than 2nd place by 8% (2.74e-13 vs 2.57e-13). Code:
N 3781018705763598424825869932101278225564351193299320462766845268419038399064931828207649392332399978942966628820613622781669043888014461071991137587255837444249560769922413 SKEW 4020708.59 R0 -670702472964010621413778959133464 R1 8086580099181377 A0 9132889640351996558719447344118510735325 A1 9799015191590301438377976706063382 A2 -1994373920549381191339593407 A3 -2085091273283689899704 A4 212109691561500 A5 27858600 # norm 1.124847e-16 alpha -7.149305 e 2.749e-13 rroots 5 |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
19·47 Posts |
@VBCurtis
CADO can't optimize your poly. It's as good as it gets for the pair c5/Y1. I started a CADO search. It's at 0.9%. The best E so far is 2.45e-13. I'll update you when E grows. When do you plan to start sieving? Also, post the poly with E=2.57e-13 and some other higher Es. CADO might optimize those. |
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"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
2·2,437 Posts |
Max-
I plan to begin NFS around 1 Feb, maybe a few days before that. Here are the 2nd through 4th best polys by score: Code:
N 3781018705763598424825869932101278225564351193299320462766845268419038399064931828207649392332399978942966628820613622781669043888014461071991137587255837444249560769922413 SKEW 12950330.04 R0 -1027293691528831147915801101230027 R1 3592956098160337 A0 -86209537808981077098003563895032700111360 A1 101139301439436344909546378508892184 A2 23907890457575811054767977370 A3 -537176285944801747633 A4 -133583380893930 A5 3304728 # norm 1.023884e-16 alpha -7.404811 e 2.572e-13 rroots 5 Code:
# norm 1.018863e-16 alpha -7.518745 e 2.566e-13 rroots 5 skew: 9852437.72 c0: -15401865840878444229579030104826461781675 c1: 64244279266832125521021864670901139 c2: -20933209758712183658173161529 c3: -1932165655593921904439 c4: 176235913672284 c5: 5407020 Y0: -930958174809056376498671816428922 Y1: 44482324435433959 Code:
# norm 1.032731e-16 alpha -6.835022 e 2.598e-13 rroots 5 skew: 3615735.87 c0: -1034201134547406540273613459105745605099 c1: 6231596144296904882542495793857346 c2: -4830397223711554465290203999 c3: -1576622263711977747704 c4: 283555299949500 c5: 27858600 Y0: -670702472959862885095627243968132 Y1: 8086580099181377 |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
89310 Posts |
@VBCurtis
CADO optimized the last one: Code:
Y0: -670702472964412718522630653923412 Y1: 8086580099181377 c0: 8640969999199978878310260528911757889221 c1: 9981782217010253585858233020511006 c2: -1680224317930957417558468319 c3: -2126590245248538867704 c4: 205183486429500 c5: 27858600 skew: 4016842.05666 alpha -7.15, 5 real roots MurphyE=2.74934985e-13 I am currently at 3.5%. Nothing better yet. |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
19×47 Posts |
@VBCurtis
My best poly so far (after 9.8% of CADO run): Code:
Msieve v. 1.52 (SVN 958) R0: -1439223688296643913543491241202665 R1: 454483766495430419653 A0: -978075717369545663342447788467715005818496 A1: -273400765186904897554888721909198170 A2: 14716534111798631176255127913 A3: 2806027177500406556605 A4: -82350090447366 A5: -3673800 skew 15848141.28, size 8.750e-017, alpha -8.174, combined = 2.650e-013 |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
15758 Posts |
Why not use one of those polys:
http://ftp.mersenneforum.org/showpos...&postcount=759 ? Too late now I guess. |
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"Rich"
Aug 2002
Benicia, California
23×3×5×11 Posts |
Anyone like to have a go at finding a poly for this C171 from Aliquot sequence 829332:3638?
Code:
143078471890001396404975722954703592875148935188191068938072316014184174902812459038968421963880118593068060667758149846867638636307227896395788079777289956829055499772249 I will run a CPU poly select, but any assistance at finding a better poly would be most appreciated! Depending on how long sieving will take on my i7, I may ask NFS@Home to sieve this one. Thanks! |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
19·47 Posts |
@richs
I started a CADO run. Will update tomorrow. |
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