The question is, which algorithm does SAGE currently use? Does it
really provide a proven result? Is it proven to terminate? Can it
provide a certificate that I can check in less time than doing the
computation again? How can I be sure the result is valid?

Anyhow, whatever algorithm or level of rigour is used, it is clear we
need to make it *much* faster. That's the problem I'm most interested
in of course.

Bill.


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