| Karim Belabas on Fri, 14 Nov 2014 21:03:39 +0100 |
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* John Cremona [2014-11-14 20:34]:
> Thanks for the replies, especially from Guillaume! (G, I remember you
> giving talks about your work on this many years ago, possibly when you
> were still a student).
>
> Charles misunderstood the question slightly, I was wondering whether
> the method used was the one which uses S-units (and this might have
> depended on the degree; currently I am only interested in solving
> degree 3 ones).
Ariel Pacetti recently made the interesting remark that replacing the
(arbitrary) model input by the user by a "reduced" one could have a
dramatic effect. E.g.
? thue(-1744357*x^3 - 9313887*x^2 - 16576896*x - 9834496, 1)
time = 8,264 ms.
%1 = []
\\ reduced form associated to the same cubic order
? thue(196*x^3 - 468*x^2 - 207*x + 228, 1)
time = 32 ms.
%2 = []
(Ariel's original example)
I don't think this would affect your computations (I'd expect you
to use reduced models, esp. in the cubic case :-), but I didn't have
time to incorporate that trick yet.
Cheers,
K.B.
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