This is an easy-to-understand algorithm of integer factorization with heuristically evaluated complexity L(4/15, 2), which is better than the general number field sieve algorithm with L(1/3, 1.923).
NFB searches common factors of the quadratic residues modulo n using GCD. All relations are processed by the Gaussian elimination procedure. Different strategies of searching the relations can be applied, many giving complexity better than L(1/3, 1.923).

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  • no-factor-base
  • gcd
  • factorization
  • integer
  • congruence-of-squares

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  • You do not need to be a specialist in number theory to comprehend this algorithm and try different strategies of searching quadratic residues mod N . Good for home research in number theory :) or as a material for a diploma thesis. Significant work is needed to parallelize this on GPU or CPU for factorization of really large numbers.
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2021-08-11