LiDIA 2.3.0
LiDIA
is a C++ library for computational number theory which provides a
collection of highly optimized implementations of various multiprecision
data types and time-intensive algorithms. LiDIA is developed by the
LiDIA Group at the Darmstadt University of Technology.
The current release of LiDIA contains:
- Arithmetic Interfaces to cln, gmp, libI, piologie.
- Basic arithmetic over Z, Q, R, C, interval arithmetic,
GF(2n), GF(pn)
- Factorization: Integer Factorization (Trial Division, Elliptic Curve
Method, Self-Initializing Multipolynomial Quadratic Sieve with Lanczos
algorithm), Factorization of Polynomials over finite fields
(V. Shoup's algorithms), Factoring ideals of algebraic number
fields.
- Lattice Basis Reduction: various versions of LLL/MLLL
(Schnorr-Euchner, Benne de Weger)
- Linear Algebra over Z: basic operations, normal forms of matrices
(G. Havas algorithms)
- Number Fields: Quadratic Number Fields including a new
implementation of Buchmann's subexponential algorithm for computing
classgroups using mpqs techniques, Higher-Degree Number Fields
arithmetic and maximal order.
- Polynomials: template classes for univariate polynomials with
special algorithms for different domains.
- Elliptic Curves: elliptic curves over the rationals and over finite
fields (includes code written by J.Cremona and N. Smart). There is
also a package for counting points on elliptic curves as well as a
package for generating cryptographically strong curves.
- Primality Proofing: Besides the standard probabilistic primality
tests in the base package there is a new elliptic curve based
primality proofer in the GEC package.
- Other Generic Data Types: vectors, matrices, power series, and hash
tables implemented as templates.
SRPMS
lidia-2.3.0-1.fc20.src.rpm
SPECS
For the purpose of submitting this package to Fedora, here is
the RPM spec file.
Last modified: Fri Mar 15 17:02:47 MDT 2013
by Jerry James