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Sep 2005
UGent
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Hello, does anyone of you know a good reference about the workings of the Number Field Sieve? I know more or less the mathematical background from Henri Cohen's "A course in computational algebraic number theory". But I think that his section on NFS might be a bit outdated, and it doesn't really say how to do the sieving in practice. For example, on this forum there were discussions about line sievers versus lattice sievers, and I have no idea what this means. Thanks in advance.
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"Bob Silverman"
Nov 2003
North of Boston
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Lenstra & Lenstra (eds) The development of the number field sieve Springer Verlag LNM #1554 |
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Tribal Bullet
Oct 2004
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Several of the introductory papers there have worked examples of NFS factorizations jasonp |
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