Fast Breeding (guru management) - Page 225

unconnected · 2020-09-19, 23:48

QUEUED AS C164_785232_11522

C164 from 785232:i11522 for 14e queue.

Code:

# norm 7.681864e-16 alpha -8.913816 e 8.535e-13 rroots 3
n: 17710851629080219969101046031273131531508386900371580852178810832932852682577469396738291262850064854366911487943037141986838518218051776190162534222100594132814547
skew: 56019420.53
c0: 225032557718899636713989316105449121632280
c1: -88925283422144205483021654565842148
c2: 539420337808814403078739170
c3: -368358078936379905831
c4: -583844844454
c5: 23100
Y0: -59830894958587623892185342027487
Y1: 167401110254753401
rlim: 67500000
alim: 67500000
lpbr: 30
lpba: 30
mfbr: 60
mfba: 60
rlambda: 2.6
alambda: 2.6
lss: 0
type: gnfs

Suggesting sieve range is 20M-100M and I'll take the LA.

VBCurtis · 2020-09-20, 02:54

Note that lim of 67.5M is just barely over 2^26; ggnfs sievers take a speed hit when we jump bitlevels on lim, so the lim's should be 67000000 rather than 67500000.
This isn't a big deal at 67M, but it is more significant at 134M and 268M.

unconnected · 2020-09-20, 06:51

VBCurtis, thank you for noticing this, it's was just a typo, let it be 67M.

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2020-09-20, 02:54	#2466
VBCurtis "Curtis" Feb 2005 Riverside, CA 2³·3·7·29 Posts	Note that lim of 67.5M is just barely over 2^26; ggnfs sievers take a speed hit when we jump bitlevels on lim, so the lim's should be 67000000 rather than 67500000. This isn't a big deal at 67M, but it is more significant at 134M and 268M.

2020-09-20, 06:51	#2467
unconnected May 2009 Russia, Moscow A21₁₆ Posts	VBCurtis, thank you for noticing this, it's was just a typo, let it be 67M.