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2011-07-21, 08:23
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Dec 2008
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primo primality certificates - (un)lucky numbers
Recently I certificated some prime numbers from factordb database using primo and observed big differences in time required to certificate. Below are my best / worst iterations so far:
Best: N=(340^340*97+1)/19157183 Code:
[5] Type=3 Gain=138 Index=1.4 D=-4 H/G=1/1 Code:
[1] Type=4 Gain=45 Index=8.83768 D=-7344232 H/G=616/8 Last fiddled with by klajok on 2011-07-21 at 08:24 Reason: typo |
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