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Old 2015-11-07, 14:23   #298
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Also the C155 from P209+1 needs a polynomial.
Yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 of the composite's size.
I ran A5 to 5M and the best is:
Code:
N: 42478329143717697068128275317622690283606530515323195978137193899804730837622010436007657787735375096314828151273323099804010105711271407130292831265232823
# expecting poly E from 2.66e-12 to > 3.06e-12
R0: -391040184714413273445822416032
R1: 8402897566249859
A0: 1154108967858006007428922595827725
A1: 107234251268135851979405294595
A2: 487532976357629331085981
A3: -1821532875693767267
A4: -15323186486498
A5: 4645800
# skew 288726.32, size 5.559e-15, alpha -6.174, combined = 3.167e-12 rroots = 3
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Old 2015-11-08, 20:54   #299
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Also the C153 from P233+1 needs a polynomial.
Yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 of the composite's size.
Two to choose from.
Code:
N: 420047288333340242583405093510174122639560988571844667835610666758007919733787088168448793852052076334346472260991013532063084902271124691404891759561421
# expecting poly E from 3.52e-12 to > 4.05e-12
R0: -125823658880406857837003597669
R1: 1277362146802649
A0: -195556934368855805239897078328357760
A1: 654561037250742815895346300632
A2: 113714338439865311631334
A3: -7218878657005993865
A4: 51728803902768
A5: 13319460
# skew 496556.16, size 7.020e-15, alpha -7.617, combined = 3.522e-12 rroots = 3
Code:
N: 420047288333340242583405093510174122639560988571844667835610666758007919733787088168448793852052076334346472260991013532063084902271124691404891759561421
# expecting poly E from 3.52e-12 to > 4.05e-12
R0: -153029200233025889778322393704
R1: 166065831999053
A0: 4354953257047716387791391562522440305
A1: -19841176462793732199873523379840
A2: -14520616380721840048814414
A3: -26199357297068272492
A4: 8262214491837
A5: 5005260
# skew 1632230.67, size 6.724e-15, alpha -8.176, combined = 3.436e-12 rroots = 3
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Old 2015-11-09, 01:29   #300
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3037^67-1 and 1481^73-1 have had sufficient ECM done by Oscar aka Lorgix.
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Old 2015-11-09, 14:25   #301
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The C147 from P160+1 needs a polynomial
Yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 of the composite's size
Code:
N: 700619077413420894750436681560885623758820517532979701276061496904519523576134810519520114731553730816771566997439909882226456160462335711095896043
# expecting poly E from 7.89e-12 to > 9.08e-12
R0: -8876194976631718267602761783
R1: 601835804704541
A0: 1136378693452802858539011805391250
A1: 53457346174799127164640439415
A2: -36015991028289437807123
A3: -4238559135640464673
A4: 1871801733846
A5: 12715920
# skew 234584.33, size 2.819e-14, alpha -6.721, combined = 8.011e-12 rroots = 5
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Old 2015-11-11, 05:34   #302
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The C155 from P172+1 needs a polynomial

Yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 the composite's size
Code:
N: 27394866798951641850620978819851383993304495259398963038668954040287247868234740089800537784246476517329072310873074320132632739078998848852158347502828227
# expecting poly E from 2.73e-12 to > 3.14e-12
R0: -625067905257568521152444299113
R1: 1985761569746047
A0: 5156278169675654790285856050616661024
A1: 43685191399971368372304808017998
A2: 2642090624816573600058958
A3: -15263564525060612741
A4: -64224886164
A5: 287100
# skew 3288227.42, size 4.980e-15, alpha -7.137, combined = 2.929e-12 rroots = 5
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Old 2015-11-11, 05:37   #303
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Also the C161 from P235+1 needs a polynomial
Yoyo@home has completed ECM to 1/3 the composite's size
Code:
N: 10096904174539723226517429339174103549954612595572907449004228518536106246130163441328194386387550073223591748996407909377643286693359512946607050787891837163313
# expecting poly E from 1.25e-12 to > 1.44e-12
R0: -7566987794097168051794849970657
R1: 834652135119829
A0: -243647494325130487692455928079190950096
A1: 338668250601808266955426067331706
A2: -7883385754476929038500968
A3: -103306482877709575951
A4: -254834804646
A5: 406980
# skew 5326055.24, size 1.335e-15, alpha -7.375, combined = 1.337e-12 rroots = 3
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Old 2015-11-12, 16:19   #304
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I'm happy to push the C161; I really expect a C147, and probably a C155, can be handled locally in less time than waiting for it to get to the front of the 14e queue.
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Old 2015-11-13, 21:35   #305
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I'm happy to push the C161; I really expect a C147, and probably a C155, can be handled locally in less time than waiting for it to get to the front of the 14e queue.
Yes, of course. The guidelines say C155 to C170 for GNFS. I am prepping Pascal's P+1 numbers and forgot which ones go where. Please ignore all postings for all numbers smaller than C155 - or C156 or whatever is right. I'll be more careful.

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Old 2015-11-20, 01:18   #306
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Oscar, aka Lorgix, has run ECM beyond 2/9 the SNFS size for

4001^67-1
3853^67-1
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Old 2015-11-20, 17:03   #307
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Another slow sieving 14e candidate from the xyyx world, C193_146_35. It withstood t50 by me with no factors found.

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Old 2015-11-20, 20:30   #308
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Another slow sieving 14e candidate from the xyyx world, C193_146_35. It withstood t50 by me with no factors found.
Sounds good to me; since you call it a 'slow sieving candidate' I guess you have a polynomial and parameters already. Post them here and I'll add them to the queue.
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