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	NFSNet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For the National Science Foundation network, see NSFNet.
		NFSNet is a distributed computing project that factors very, very large numbers that have hundreds of digits.
		As of mid-2005, it was facoring one number approximately every month.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/NFSNet (98 words)

	[No title]
		NFSNET, a group of people who factor large numbers using the Number Field Sieve algorithm, announces a record factorization: On Tuesday, 4 February 1997, we completed the factorization of a composite number of 167 digits, one of the `More Wanted' factorizations of the Cunningham Project.
		It is: 3,349- = (3^349 - 1)/2 = c167 = p80 * p87 where p80 = 940428508899845109982891523204385417985320180216539562\ 83741193211654025280185459 p87 = 174165493740875256464746388999480533990944334266849687\ 054611524922878840708206608860499 This factorization was `More Wanted' because it was the smallest number of the form 3^n - 1 whose complete factorization was not yet known.
		NFSNET is a collaborative effort to factor numbers by the Number Field Sieve.
	www.math.niu.edu /~rusin/known-math/97/nfsnet (485 words)

	Nfsnet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
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	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/nfsnet (164 words)

	NFSNET
		The NFSNET client is a distributed implemention of the sieving stage of the Number Field Sieve factoring algorithm.
		If you plan to install the NFSNET client software on a large number of computers (20+), please let us know in advance by sending mail to join@nfsnet.org.
		If you have any questions about the client software or NFSNET in general you can submit them to the nfsnet-l mailing list or send mail to join@nfsnet.org.
	www.nfsnet.org /join.html (325 words)

	Security Research Group
		The need for very large amounts of computation to solve some problems in CNT has driven developments in high performance computing which are valuable in other fields; some CNT algorithms are widely used for reliability testing of computer hardware.
		The NFSNET project was set up in 2002 to factor large integers by the Number Field Sieve (NFS), in part through the efforts of many contributors around the world.
		More information on the NFSNET project can be found at http://www.nfsnet.org.
	research.microsoft.com /security (946 words)

	Mersenne: M673 Factored by NFSNET
		On March 17th 2003, NFSNET completed the factorization of 2^673-1.
		The factors of the C151 cofactor are: p59 = 68396769572915971687133122358352070840260017483089158059519 and P92 = 23882525111457526669660263269125438250762730250942712633131 \ 193354954889195068879706608493409 Numbers of the form 2^n-1 are known as Mersenne numbers and 2^673-1 was the smallest Mersenne number whose complete factorization was unknown.
		The NFSNET administrators: Chris Card Jeff Gilchrist Don Leclair Paul Leyland Richard Wackerbarth Contributors to the 2^673-1 factorization: Brian Beesley, Chris Card, Jeff Gilchrist, Francois Grieu, Alex Kruppa, Rick Lavoie, Don Leclair, Paul Leyland, Igor Schein, Martin Schroeder, Richard Wackerbarth and 18 others who have not selected to be listed here.
	www.mail-archive.com /mersenne@base.com/msg08003.html (330 words)

	Call for participation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		If NFSNET were to get 1/10th of the CPU grunt that SETI have, then I'm sure that they'd have the capability to take on the next size up =kerching< target.
		The NFSNET team is presently developing the code, docs and administrative procedures for off-line working but it is still in very early beta.
		Hello All, NFSNET is a distributed computing project devoted to pushing factorization limits.
	www.totalblowhole.com /new-6270380-4287.html (1950 words)

	[No title]
		The observation is that NFSnet is not the same as Usenet.
		The reply points out that the NFSnet AUP is very broad and that actual practice, not just formal policy, is important.
		Basically, by allowing things like email and usenet links to use the NFSnet backbone, they may have -implicitly_ made themselves a limitiedpublic forum, whether they wanted to be [or were chartered to be] one or not.
	www.eff.org /Censorship/Academic_edu/CAF/news/cafv01n31 (6777 words)

	NFSNET
		The goal of the NFSNET project is to use the Number Field Sieve to find the factors of increasingly large numbers.
		If you are interested in contributing to NFSNET, use the Join option on the menu above to find out how to get started.
		If you have experience with C++ and/or web site scripting languages and you would like to assist with the NFSNET stats, send e-mail to join@nfsnet.org.
	www.nfsnet.org (353 words)

	Mersenne: NFSNET
		Unlike ECM, NFS is guaranteed to factor the number.
		Of the Mersenne numbers, NFSNET is doing M629 and M641.
		The NFSNET page is at http://orca.st.usm.edu/~cwcurry/nfs/nfs.html We are currently working on M641 and 2,1542M (a factor of 2^1542+1).
	www.mail-archive.com /mersenne@base.com/msg03891.html (272 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Conrad Curry re-created the NFSNET project [9], whose goal is to factor Cunningham numbers using the Number Field Sieve.
		NFSNET factored quite a few numbers in 1999, nicely completing the EcmNet work.
		Of course you all know about the new Mersenne prime 2^6972593-1 discovered by GIMPS in June [5], the 512-bit RSA key broken in August [6], and the ECC2-97 Certicom challenge broken in September [7].
	www.loria.fr /~zimmerma/records/newsletter13 (520 words)

	NFSNET
		As usual, we will use SNFS on the entire 213-digit composite.
		NFSNET is pleased to announce the factorization o 11^199-1.
		The C173 was split into two primes of 69 and 105 digits.
	www.nfsnet.org /status.html (776 words)

	Prof. James Challis' Most Excellent UK Team
		We were the most successful UK team working on RC5/64 for much of the project's lifetime.
		We continue to work on other distributed.net projects (OGR and RC5/72), we are also working on SETI@Home, climateprediction.net, the grid.org projects, and the NFSNet project.
		NFSNet uses the Number Field Sieve to factorise large numbers from the Cunningham List.
	www.winwaed.com /comp/challis/challis.shtml (659 words)

	DISS 780 Discussion Topic 6 - Reply 1 to Andrew Gordon
		First is to provide leading edge network capability for the national research community.
		The NFSNET backbone was created in 1985 to carry research and education traffic (Gillespie, 1997, February)
		However, privatization of the network and the inability of its commercial replacement to handle network congestion are depriving faculty of the network capability required to do innovative research.
	www.itstudyguide.com /papers/rwDISS780DT6R1.htm (409 words)

	NFSNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Number Field Sieve NET A client/server system for NFSNET by Henrik Olsen.
		Add your link url to this page
		Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-NFSNet.html (123 words)

	DC - Active Projects - Mathematics
		Help find factors of really big numbers at NFSnet.
		NFSNET uses "the Number Field Sieve to find the factors of increasingly large numbers." You can participate in the project by following the instructions on the join page.
		On November 10, 2002, NFSNET completed the factorization of W(668), a 204-digit special number field sieve (SNFS).
	distributedcomputing.info /distrib-2004/ap-math.html (4485 words)

	Looking for some spare cycles...
		= = = = It complains because I don't have the same C++ stdc stuff [prolly NFSNET = = was built with 2.95 which I don't have].
		I think the actual sieving code is written in C (so is not lame :-)), but there is a C++ wrapper round it.
		It complains because I don't have the same C++ stdc stuff [prolly NFSNET was built with 2.95 which I don't have].
	www.totalblowhole.com /new-6231885-4287.html (659 words)

	DC - Updates
		NFSNET completed the factorization of 2^689 + 1 on December 20
		NFSNET completed sieving 2^689 + 1 and began sieving 5^307 - 1 yesterday
		NFSNET completed sieving 2^716 + 1 and began sieving 2^689 + 1 yesterday
	distributedcomputing.info /distrib-2004/updates.html (1217 words)

	sci.crypt: Re: Call for participation
		As far as I understand it, the NFSNET code is still in a ramping up
		If NFSNET were to get 1/10th of the CPU grunt
		There's a non-null overlap between the NFSNET guys and the Squeamish
	www.derkeiler.com /Newsgroups/sci.crypt/2003-11/1135.html (543 words)

	Revista 6
		Su propósito era conectar a un nivel medio redes no comerciales con los centros de investigación, centros de supercomputación del mismo país y otras fuentes similares del exterior.
		El dinero destinado anteriormente con el fin de mantener la NFSNet sería ahora destinado a los futuros proyectos de redes con gran ancho de banda, lo que hoy se denominan las superautopistas de la información.
		A los colegios y otras instituciones que habían estado utilizando la NFSNet se les había advertido que encontrasen otra forma alternativa de subsistir (que resultaron ser fundamentalmente MCI, Sprintlink, y ANS).
	www.cd.sc.ehu.es /DOCS/UPV-EHU/revista/n6.html (1859 words)

	The Super Highway of Information
		In 1969, the first defence computer systems were born and they were aimed exclusively at conducting information so that the Armed Forces could counter nuclear threat.
		The advent, in 1989, of Science with the National Science Foundation Network (NFSNet) added to defence the academic and university world, libraries, specialized seminars, etc.
		Finally, at the end of the cold war, in the early 90's, the free consolidation of InterNet and a few hundred FreeNets which interlink locally all over the world, provide access to any individual to an immense data world, and almost infinite facts and sources of information.
	www.sispain.org /~pardos/higheng.html (733 words)

	NSFNET Backbone Service acceptable use policy
		Use for-profit activities, unless covered by the General Principle or as a specifically acceptable use.
		This statement applies to use of the NFSNET Backbone only.
		NSF expects that connecting networks will formulate their own use policies.
	www.rrzn.uni-hannover.de /nsfnet.html (268 words)

	Memex 1.1 » Blog Archive » The evolution of NFSNET
		Memex 1.1 » Blog Archive » The evolution of NFSNET
		This entry was posted on Thursday, October 10th, 2002 at 12:17 pm and is filed under Uncategorized.
		Everything on this site written by me is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
	memex.naughtons.org /archives/2002/10/10/511 (73 words)

	Internet
		Detta resulterade i att det amerikanska försvaret delade upp nätet i två delar, en civil del och en militär del. Den civila delen fick namnet NFSNET och den militära delen fick namnet MILNET.
		Denna uppdelning gjorde det möjligt för flera andra nätverk att ansluta sig till NFSNET.
		I mitten av 80-talet hade NFSNET vuxit till världens största nätverk.
	www.mimersbrunn.se /arbeten/2589.asp (1606 words)

	Citations: Traffic Characterization of the NFSNET National Backbone - Heimlich (ResearchIndex) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Citations: Traffic Characterization of the NFSNET National Backbone - Heimlich (ResearchIndex)
		Please let us know if you encounter any data corruptions.
		Heimlich, S. Traffic Characterization of the NFSNET National Backbone", Proceedings of the 1990 Winter Usenix Conference, January, 1990, pp.
	citeseer.ist.psu.edu /context/623350/0 (202 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Title : Methodist NSFNET Abstract : 9317894 Newbould Methodist Medical Center of Illinois (Methodist), a 420 bed teaching medical center affiliated with the University of Illinois at Chicago, proposes to connect the campus-wide ethernet Local Area Network to the NFSNET.
		This will be done by consultation with and assistance from netIllinois, an affiliate of CICNet, a regional NFSNET network.
		Methodist's ongoing development and full implementation of an Integrated Advanced Information Management System (IAIMS) requires a data repository that reaches external databases and information exchanges.
	www.cs.utexas.edu /ftp/pub/inderjit/Data/Text/NSFAll/Abstracts/abstracts/ANI.CSE.a9317894.txt (148 words)

	Internet Guide / NRS Information Service. SLA News Division Web Site.
		These networks included an educational network, BITNET ("Because It's Time") and NFSNET, the U.S. National Science Foundation network, created to link NSF supercomputers and the scientific community.
		The NFSNET was supported by funds from the U.S. government and existed to support open research and education.
		The NFSNET had a policy of "Acceptable Use" which did not include commercial or for-profit uses.
	www.ibiblio.org /slanews/intranets/ajc/NETGUIDE.HTM (7354 words)

	Cyberdots /htmlcursus/geschiedenis
		Omdat de Amerikaanse regering in 1980 weer eens spoken zag (ze waren bang hun voorsprong op supercomputergebied kwijt te raken) werd het National Science Foundation Network (NFSNet) opgericht.
		NFSNet verbind een aantal supercomputercentra in de Verenigde Staten met elkaar.
		Elk knooppunt fungeert als het centrale knooppunt voor andere netwerken.
	www.cyberdots.nl /?rubriek=htmlcursus&page=geschiedenis (1218 words)

	mctaylor: Mathematics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I've used my computer's idle CPU time towards The Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS) as wells Distributed.net's efforts to brute force DES (DES-II-1 and DES-III), and RC5 (56, and currently 64).
		I almost contributed to NFSNet in their previous efforts to find factors for their "ten most wanted" composite numbers, but had problems (lack of sendmail on the machines I wanted to use).
		I am planning to contribute to NFSnet in the near future.
	www.mctaylor.com /math (302 words)

	Història d'Internet
		Aquest va incorporar-se al sistema UNIX, un llenguatge de programació estès per arreu del món, cosa que va permetre a ordinadors de tot el món tenir Internet a l'abast.
		Fou al 1986 quan el Govern nord-americà va decidir crear la NFSnet (National Science Foundation net), que connectava les universitats i els centres de recerca d'Estats Units.
		Avui en dia, Internet, amb majúscula, és la major xarxa internet del món, amb una jerarquia de tres nivells, formada per xarxes d'eix central (NFSnet), xarxes de nivell intermig i xarxes aïllades.
	personal2.iddeo.es /ferranguri/Treball/Historia/Historia.htm (629 words)

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