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Sep 2008
Kansas
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Early baseline for deg-5:
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N: 1035494967981608996094968430385789545942273148368197179174157979458916926996249361835599034841457568721713517315035171458834084281747156675749209765447133072804654265940216339728917289743563475602882258734938561 R0: -41819261283625699438470122761789489631579 R1: 167570775295552894171 A0: -12066997670859555604494928929174421318825319839538448 A1: 17688142541021209819902982567060035886962676 A2: 182074772809406608085014952527024304 A3: -9924817789205732407937439 A4: -140854355230416738 A5: 8095920 skew 1226175733.65, size 6.974e-21, alpha -8.014, combined = 7.517e-16 rroots = 5 |
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#13 | |
"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
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You're welcome to take on some poly select or test-sieving to reduce the load on some of the other volunteers around here. If you're in a hurry, feel free to add your labor. CADO does cpu-based poly select as effectively as msieve-gpu, and test-sieving is an area your expertise surely would be useful in. |
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Nov 2003
22·5·373 Posts |
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(1) I am already running ECM on 2^(4k) + 1. This is how I contribute. (2) I am not allowed to install outside software on machines at work without a long and involved process to get special permission. I would need to justify it by giving a business reason for doing it. We are behind a very strict/tight firewall. I don't participate in NFS@Home for the same reason(s). Remote work assignment software can't get messages through our firewall. I can't use other people's desktop computers. I have a grand total of two machines available at work: one in a public conference room along with my personal laptop; 10 total cores. (3) Does CADO even run under Windows? The only Unix machines available here are all reserved for project work only. |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
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Y0: -41819261283625099862863001160529818450055 Y1: 335141550591105788342 c0: -1500172275302201453063446822237312999031758856151588 c1: 4747669662815572167225051109909427651786537 c2: 90978711285948827879048497611864274 c3: -11939713639659710229728127 c4: -281419034881028676 c5: 32383680 skew: 613495208.36540 # size 6.994e-21, alpha -8.015, combined = 7.570e-16 rroots = 5 Last fiddled with by Max0526 on 2019-08-29 at 16:05 |
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#16 |
"Carlos Pinho"
Oct 2011
Milton Keynes, UK
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Can the CADO server be used for poly stage? If not anyone can guide me how to manually run CADO poly search or is it better to use msieve. TIA.
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"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
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Good idea, sir! |
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"Ed Hall"
Dec 2009
Adirondack Mtns
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This will break out of the python script. The poly file will be in the temporary directory that CADO used. If you plan to use the poly elsewhere, you may need to edit it into the "elsewhere" format. I actually have a hybrid script that uses CADO for poly search and sieving, but uses msieve for the Linear Algebra and later. I use "tasks.filter.run=false" to stop it after sieving. Edit: Missed Curtis' post... Last fiddled with by EdH on 2019-08-31 at 22:46 Reason: Accuracy . . . |
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#19 |
Jun 2012
22×3×5×72 Posts |
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# norm 8.135856e-21 alpha -8.064852 e 7.456e-16 rroots 5 skew: 16271269829.01 c0: 4986454635504416157062616374417746965486523246723877600 c1: 2545022977013689450868163763307895285382555828 c2: -436790752796429147543014010580044718 c3: -83949784571166440787562654 c4: 1870886591455177 c5: 27768 Y0: -130112996392869801826534677038649745334961 Y1: 14470613719940205641 # norm 8.219219e-21 alpha -8.375061 e 7.477e-16 rroots 5 skew: 18227704190.16 c0: -1777210165474047745053322786931419958443668248341202976 c1: 4689235616783271467571583242233994782087794914 c2: -140166693678499697547849739060353969 c3: -140803141828585815106088581 c4: 281644157242757 c5: 31080 Y0: -127213557144635062895443321984084673242321 Y1: 41407283364089225239 |
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#20 |
Apr 2010
32·17 Posts |
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I'm running polyselect with the similar parameters as for 2,2330L.
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"Curtis"
Feb 2005
Riverside, CA
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Point your client to the usual address as used on the 2330L job, with port number changed to 44400. The job should take about 8M thread-seconds, so just 2-3 days. EDIT: reserving degree 6, admin 1.05M, admax 20M. For those curious: nq=6^6, incr 4620, P=8 million. Last fiddled with by VBCurtis on 2019-09-05 at 19:17 |
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"Max"
Jun 2016
Toronto
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