wheel_factorize

Wheel factorization is an improvement of trial division method for integer factorization. This project is the Python implementation of wheel factorization.

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Usage

from wheel_factorize import WheelFactor as WF

wf = WF(3)                  # basis size
print(wf.factors(10))
print(wf.factors(31))
print(wf.factors(22222222222))
print(wf.is_prime(9999991))

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