Phil Carmody on Sun, 21 Dec 2003 23:06:07 +0100 |
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factorint variation? |
In situations that I encounter every day (as I hunt for factors and prime numbers every day) is that of finding factors with special forms (of numbers with special forms). In particular, working with cyclotomic numbers and Lucas sequences, I encounter the situation where all factors will be of the form 2kn+/-1 (+1 common, -1 very rare) for some fixed (e.g. in factors of polcyclo(n)), and k variable. Is there any way to either - get factorint to accept a parameter representing n (maybe Mod(1,n)?) in order to speed up any trial-division, P-1, and possibly Rho? - create a new function with the specific job of just finding small factors with this modular rule. ? The kinds of numbers I'm looking at are quite large, and therefore the majority of the cracking will be done with GMPECM, but it's nice to have at least p<10^10 all flushed out before I crank out that sledgehammer. (Mainly as I don't like the way GMPECM will stop as soon as it finds the first factor.) Phil ===== When inserting a CD, hold down shift to stop the AutoRun feature In the Device Manager, disable the SbcpHid device. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jhalderm/cd3/ __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing. http://photos.yahoo.com/