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hash_val_4_Bloom
search for hash values used in Bloom filter for QNR membership
FenderBender -- on MersenneForum.org "Determine Squares" -- came up with using Bloom filter to detect Quadratic non-residues modulo small primes in order to reject what inputs are certainly not square roots. This reduces, by > 99%, the amount of actual square root calc's done and therefore is more efficient and faster. Search fur 32-bit vs 64-bit, hash values that make "perfect" Bloom filter. Variety of (simple) hash functions, requiring 2, 3, 4 or 5 hash values. Hideously vast search space... -
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PMViewer is a Visualization tool for Astrophysical N-Body and Hydro Simulations. GADGET-2 data support.With/Without periodical boundary conditions.Snapshot of scene in PPM and GIF formats.Flying in 3D space. Active/Passive Stereo 3D support.
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The objective of this project is to implement a fully open source software package to design X-Band antennas similar to the ones developed by NASA fot Space Technology 5 Mission.
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This project aims to provide libraries in a few languages which allow for NORAD general perturbation element sets to be used in calculating the position and velocity of space objects.
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