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Dragonfall
Jan29-07, 02:49 PM
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
14572353050570834605889731500015117386453891958889 990^3405172774109177428981695098239611111643842774 424445 (mod 17025863870545887144908490224619062098783164408077 639)
2. Relevant equations
It overflowed PARI and MAPLE. I'm attempting to decrypt a message for my number theory class.
Schrodinger's Dog
Jan29-07, 04:03 PM
1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data
14572353050570834605889731500015117386453891958889 990^3405172774109177428981695098239611111643842774 424445 (mod 17025863870545887144908490224619062098783164408077 639)
2. Relevant equations
It overflowed PARI and MAPLE. I'm attempting to decrypt a message for my number theory class.
I can't help but I'd try the number theory section as well.
http://www.physicsforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=80
As long as you make it clear it's a homework question I'm sure they'll help out.
But of course under the rules, only after you got help here. Might pay to advertise?
neurocomp2003
Jan29-07, 04:07 PM
There's Lidia or Gimp(Gmp?)
or trying using a number theory formula like power root or the other one ...sorry its been a while ...they both have to do with powers/roots.
...try breaking into strings?
Dragonfall
Jan29-07, 11:04 PM
I did it using Mathematica. It turns out to say "OPEN NEW FRONT IN NORMANDY".
Schrodinger's Dog
Jan30-07, 05:41 AM
I did it using Mathematica. It turns out to say "OPEN NEW FRONT IN NORMANDY".
I think your a bit late, unless your planning a tourist excursion?:wink: :smile:
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