Polynomial Request Thread - Page 53

firejuggler · 2016-04-29, 22:03

on it xyyxf

RichD · 2016-04-30, 00:19

I'll start at 18M.

firejuggler · 2016-04-30, 11:36

just to set things, after one night, I have

Code:

# norm 1.563451e-018 alpha -8.691311 e 1.946e-014 rroots 5
skew: 354580150.09
c0: -3670303320573110489818434636506612124230254233935
c1: 19103636733169234845348625381927259363171
c2: 232469849757868278708212277098271
c3: -785823345676992810938039
c4: -2518438199666344
c5: 734700
Y0: -2328333521096101434148003375422096696
Y1: 655101090522560231

*assert dominance*
expecting poly E from 2.61e-014 to > 3.01e-014
*assert nothing*

Gimarel · 2016-04-30, 18:28

Just to set the mark a bit higher (after 6 hours here):

Code:

# norm 2.091612e-18 alpha -8.166949 e 2.353382e-14 rroots 3
skew: 55665379.13
c0: -632406277394050323117494467677536549459908696
c1: -90758201155268494042778533586714982886
c2: -8247471483978212909084934688881
c3: -215855901451966505592056
c4: 4783399628507260
c5: 1201200
Y0: -2110299644328409178624262161724181005
Y1: 49969053131026047391

RichD · 2016-04-30, 21:07

My first batch yielded about the same.

Code:

skew 32268137.84, size 1.728e-18, alpha -7.461, combined = 2.389e-14 rroots = 3

I plan to run this several more days or until I find something within the expected range.

Gimarel · 2016-05-01, 15:24

Two polys in the expected range:

Code:

# norm 2.562649e-18 alpha -6.202830 e 2.758607e-14 rroots 3
skew: 25794299.29
c0: 12225881829202389469113633294763858052217368
c1: 909252292310151017414975792320341612
c2: 88266555889493914816907699472
c3: -1851197869646162290468
c4: -712927535990181
c5: 2042040
Y0: -1897817074727870197161607354785763325
Y1: 1418223754443542213
# norm 2.390303e-18 alpha -5.545108 e 2.628138e-14 rroots 3
skew: 17960719.71
c0: 2327054512051562086303346856610885951657000
c1: 648663130122335447796557715407735460
c2: 87195864366187333331817277536
c3: 2354726582439122029460
c4: -727830568534581
c5: 2042040
Y0: -1897817074729940267754515746757786811
Y1: 1418223754443542213

RichD · 2016-05-01, 15:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gimarel

Two polys in the expected range:

Great! I'll let mine run, which will finish later today, and call it a good run.
I'll only post if I find something noteworthy.

RichD · 2016-05-01, 22:33

Nothing better than before. I'm done.

Code:

skew 95551421.08, size 1.735e-18, alpha -8.229, combined = 2.398e-14 rroots = 5

Nice find, Gimarel.

RichD · 2016-05-13, 23:01

The following C162 needs a poly.

Code:

429029423121896674206591410060656286271312034858546242336901864226665117427625764458140583950338797912894203455691819016559421597936003179046137489332768988628331

Perhaps it might find its way to NFS@Home thereafter.

wombatman · 2016-05-14, 00:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by RichD

The following C162 needs a poly.

Code:

429029423121896674206591410060656286271312034858546242336901864226665117427625764458140583950338797912894203455691819016559421597936003179046137489332768988628331

Perhaps it might find its way to NFS@Home thereafter.

Running from 1.

wombatman · 2016-05-14, 03:09

Strong hit already:

Code:

expecting poly E from 9.99e-013 to > 1.15e-012
R0: -9648204891433338247114445386224
R1: 52950081162307
A0: 1303195576795121994555147372554689306873
A1: 1523127378743812609803812371506291
A2: 534892098415155243351106038
A3: -174461038676367242821
A4: -46156728428001
A5: 5131620
skew 4364207.80, size 8.618e-016, alpha -7.969, combined = 1.031e-012 rroots = 3

Second best:

Code:

# norm 9.923709e-016 alpha -6.746940 e 9.880e-013 rroots 5
skew: 2523116.81
c0: -23961467774418894538237704368344015785
c1: 168938229802055447818601821148966
c2: -236533804571902893706076181
c3: -139548428755057696092
c4: 25834400791988
c5: 2598960
Y0: -11054459079444961054163906246476
Y1: 97107542705941

I'm up to A5 = 6.15M, so I'll let it run over night and see if anything better pops up.

2016-05-13, 23:01	#581
RichD Sep 2008 Kansas 6477₈ Posts	GW_3_615 The following C162 needs a poly. Code: 429029423121896674206591410060656286271312034858546242336901864226665117427625764458140583950338797912894203455691819016559421597936003179046137489332768988628331 Perhaps it might find its way to NFS@Home thereafter.

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2016-04-29, 22:03	#573
firejuggler Apr 2010 Over the rainbow 2606₁₀ Posts	on it xyyxf

2016-04-30, 00:19	#574
RichD Sep 2008 Kansas D3F₁₆ Posts	I'll start at 18M.

2016-04-30, 21:07	#577
RichD Sep 2008 Kansas 3,391 Posts	My first batch yielded about the same. Code: skew 32268137.84, size 1.728e-18, alpha -7.461, combined = 2.389e-14 rroots = 3 I plan to run this several more days or until I find something within the expected range.

2016-05-01, 22:33	#580
RichD Sep 2008 Kansas 3,391 Posts	Nothing better than before. I'm done. Code: skew 95551421.08, size 1.735e-18, alpha -8.229, combined = 2.398e-14 rroots = 5 Nice find, Gimarel.