Lecture

Lenstra's Algorithm: Integer Factorization

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This lecture covers Lenstra's Algorithm for integer factorization, which computes the prime factors of an integer in polynomial time. The algorithm involves choosing random elliptic curves and points, and performing computations to find prime divisors efficiently.

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