In the paper we prove that all but at most x/A(x) positive integers n <= x can be completely factored in deterministic polynomial time C(x), querying the prime decomposition exponent oracle at most D(x) times. The ...
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In the paper we prove that all but at most x/A(x) positive integers n <= x can be completely factored in deterministic polynomial time C(x), querying the prime decomposition exponent oracle at most D(x) times. The functions A(x), C(x) and D(x) have the polynomial growth (of log x) at infinity.
G. Miller in his seminal paper from the mid 1970s has proven that the problem of factoring integers reduces to computing Euler's totient function phi under the Extended Riemann Hypothesis. We show, unconditionally...
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G. Miller in his seminal paper from the mid 1970s has proven that the problem of factoring integers reduces to computing Euler's totient function phi under the Extended Riemann Hypothesis. We show, unconditionally, that such a deterministic polynomial reduction exists for a large class of integers.
We describe the quadratic sieve factoring algorithm and a pipeline architecture on which it could be efficiently implemented. Such a device would be of moderate cost to build and would be able to factor 100-digit numb...
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We describe the quadratic sieve factoring algorithm and a pipeline architecture on which it could be efficiently implemented. Such a device would be of moderate cost to build and would be able to factor 100-digit numbers in less than a month. This represents an order of magnitude speed-up over current implementations on supercomputers. Using a distributed network of many such devices, it is predicted much larger numbers could be practically factored.
In the paper we investigate the set of odd, squarefree positive integers n that can be factored completely in polynomial time O (log(6+epsilon) n), given the prime decomposition of orders or d(n)b for b 2), which is ...
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In the paper we investigate the set of odd, squarefree positive integers n that can be factored completely in polynomial time O (log(6+epsilon) n), given the prime decomposition of orders or d(n)b for b <= log(eta) n, (eta > 2), which is closely related to DLPC problem. We prove that the number of n <= x that may not be factored in deterministic time O (log(6+epsilon) n), is at most (eta - 2)(-1) x(log x)(-c(eta-2)), for some c > 0 and arbitrary epsilon > 0.
We consider the distribution of the largest prime divisor of the integers in the interval [2, x] and investigate in particular the mode of this distribution, the prime number(s) which show up most often in this list. ...
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We consider the distribution of the largest prime divisor of the integers in the interval [2, x] and investigate in particular the mode of this distribution, the prime number(s) which show up most often in this list. In addition to giving an asymptotic formula for this mode as x tends to infinity, we look at the set of those prime numbers which, for some value of x, occur most frequently as the largest prime divisor of the integers in the interval [2, x]. We find that many prime numbers never have this property. We compare the set of "popular primes," those primes which are at some point the mode, to other interesting subsets of the prime numbers. Finally, we apply the techniques developed to a similar problem which arises in the analysis of factoring algorithms.
E. Bach showed that factorization of an integer n can be reduced in probabilistic polynomial time to the problem of computing exponents of elements in Z(n)* (in particular the group order of Z(n)*). It is also known t...
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E. Bach showed that factorization of an integer n can be reduced in probabilistic polynomial time to the problem of computing exponents of elements in Z(n)* (in particular the group order of Z(n)*). It is also known that factorization of square-free integer n can be reduced to the problem of computing the group order of an elliptic curve E/Z(n). In this paper we describe the analogous reduction for computing the orders of Jacobians over Z(n) of hyperelliptic curves C over Z(n) using the Mumford representation of divisor classes and Cantor's algorithm for addition. These reductions are based on the group structure of the Jacobian. We also propose other reduction of factorization to the problem of determining the number of points vertical bar C(Z(n))vertical bar, which makes use of elementary properties of twists of hyperelliptic curves.
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