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Algebra / Mathematics / Polynomials / Computer algebra / Polynomial / General number field sieve / Resultant / Irreducible polynomial / Factorization / Polynomial greatest common divisor / Degree of a polynomial
Date: 2018-10-24 18:51:52
Algebra
Mathematics
Polynomials
Computer algebra
Polynomial
General number field sieve
Resultant
Irreducible polynomial
Factorization
Polynomial greatest common divisor
Degree of a polynomial

MATHEMATICS OF COMPUTATION Volume 00, Number 0, Pages 000–000 SXXBETTER POLYNOMIALS FOR GNFS SHI BAI, CYRIL BOUVIER, ALEXANDER KRUPPA, AND PAUL ZIMMERMANN

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