A time-space tradeoff for Lehman's deterministic integer factorization method
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Abstract: Fermat's well-known factorization algorithm is based on finding a representation of natural numbers as the difference of squares. In 1895, Lawrence generalized this idea and applied it to multiples of the original number. A systematic approach to choose suitable values for was introduced by Lehman in 1974, which resulted in the first deterministic factorization algorithm considerably faster than trial division. In this paper, we construct a time-space tradeoff for Lawrence's generalization and apply it together with Lehman's result to obtain a deterministic integer factorization algorithm with runtime complexity . This is the first exponential improvement since the establishment of the bound in 1977.
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