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64-bit prime test
Test 64-bit integers for pribality. Miller-Rabin, Lucas. BPSW
The code here tests 64-bit integers for primality. For 32-bit values it uses hashing and then a single Miller-Rabin test. As values get larger it uses up to two more Miller Rabin rounds, and at the end it uses BPSW (which is one rould of Miller Rabin and then one of Lucas). Compared to other codes that achieve the same I believe that the hash tables used here are compact, and both the programs and the intermediate data used to create them are provided. This may be of interest just to people... -
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Photon4K
32768-bit symmetric-key encryption, fully-functional development CLI
... quantum and conventional computing resources reported on often by the mainstream tech press. Unlike more simple algorithms, Photon4K leverages multiple layers of randomization techniques including: - Static random data (256KB) - Static random prime data (32,768 64bit primes) - Numerous iterations of randomization - Blum-Blum-Shub generated pseudorandom data - Miller-Rabin [Probabilistic] Primality Test on very large pseudorandom generated integers - Scratch-written BigInteger Library -
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