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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
23·11·73 Posts |
I intend to work on this number when I'm done with 2+947. In the apocryphal words of Kitchener, it should be over by Christmas.
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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
23×11×73 Posts |
It won't be over by Christmas; the sieving's done, but ETA for linear algebra on
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matrix is 41979302 x 41979524 (17825.5 MB) with weight 4501673692 (107.23/col) sparse part has weight 4253064225 (101.31/col) Last fiddled with by fivemack on 2014-12-16 at 19:34 |
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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
144308 Posts |
Code:
Tue Dec 16 04:45:08 2014 commencing linear algebra Tue Dec 16 04:45:12 2014 read 41987713 cycles Tue Dec 16 04:46:42 2014 cycles contain 156912263 unique relations Tue Dec 16 05:00:26 2014 read 156912263 relations Tue Dec 16 05:06:04 2014 using 20 quadratic characters above 4294917296 Tue Dec 16 05:17:38 2014 building initial matrix Tue Dec 16 05:44:21 2014 memory use: 20259.9 MB Tue Dec 16 05:44:57 2014 read 41987713 cycles Tue Dec 16 05:45:02 2014 matrix is 41987536 x 41987713 (18477.0 MB) with weight 5271500435 (125.55/col) Tue Dec 16 05:45:02 2014 sparse part has weight 4423752855 (105.36/col) Tue Dec 16 05:57:51 2014 filtering completed in 2 passes Tue Dec 16 05:57:58 2014 matrix is 41979350 x 41979524 (18476.4 MB) with weight 5271253464 (125.57/col) Tue Dec 16 05:57:58 2014 sparse part has weight 4423678130 (105.38/col) Tue Dec 16 06:01:28 2014 matrix starts at (0, 0) Tue Dec 16 06:01:33 2014 matrix is 41979350 x 41979524 (18476.4 MB) with weight 5271253464 (125.57/col) Tue Dec 16 06:01:33 2014 sparse part has weight 4423678130 (105.38/col) Tue Dec 16 06:01:33 2014 saving the first 48 matrix rows for later Tue Dec 16 06:01:40 2014 matrix includes 64 packed rows Tue Dec 16 06:01:45 2014 matrix is 41979302 x 41979524 (17825.5 MB) with weight 4501673692 (107.23/col) Tue Dec 16 06:01:45 2014 sparse part has weight 4253064225 (101.31/col) Tue Dec 16 06:01:46 2014 using block size 8192 and superblock size 1179648 for processor cache size 12288 kB Tue Dec 16 06:06:49 2014 commencing Lanczos iteration (6 threads) Tue Dec 16 06:06:49 2014 memory use: 15689.8 MB Tue Dec 16 06:09:55 2014 linear algebra at 0.0%, ETA 1373h38m Tue Dec 16 06:10:54 2014 checkpointing every 40000 dimensions Tue Feb 10 20:07:23 2015 lanczos halted after 663861 iterations (dim = 41979300) Tue Feb 10 20:08:04 2015 recovered 32 nontrivial dependencies Tue Feb 10 20:08:08 2015 BLanczosTime: 4893780 Tue Feb 10 20:08:08 2015 elapsed time 1359:23:02 Code:
Wed Feb 11 03:12:46 2015 prp55 factor: 1660628743985115694406751909133039664414423654917008893 Wed Feb 11 03:12:46 2015 prp233 factor: 23457002284986682688429064352184997572289710800198898813973364479247549711940666366451627295693269447259426482365153604159126998829265055790114389732670086439552640269111479384159881591268657021966449237235000787033805693173014088601 |
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"Victor de Hollander"
Aug 2011
the Netherlands
23·3·72 Posts |
Nice one! SNFS diff 286.59!
Next time you might want to reserve it from http://mersennus.net/fibonacci/status2000.html Last fiddled with by VictordeHolland on 2015-02-11 at 08:50 Reason: Just noticed the SNFS diff |
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Nov 2003
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(loop (#_fork))
Feb 2006
Cambridge, England
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But at least also proof that an SNFS 287 (33-bit large primes, 16e) can be post-processed on merely fairly fancy consumer hardware, without needing to get access to a cluster.
(715.6M raw relations, 598.1M unique; 168534 CPU-hours sieving) |
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"Serge"
Mar 2008
Phi(4,2^7658614+1)/2
9,497 Posts |
A factorization is a factorization, Tom! Especially such a large one.
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