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Re: Problem with Expand and Modulus in Mathematica 9?
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Jan 2, 2013 9:14 PM
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On Friday, December 28, 2012 4:33:15 AM UTC-6, Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
> Can someone confirm that the following code gives different results for r1 for different versions of Mathematica and different operating systems. Or is this just an issue of my installation?
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> ---BEGIN CODE---
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> m = 2147483629
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> q = -285170499
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> q1 = 1/q
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> q2 = PowerMod[q,-1,m]
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> Mod[q*q2, m]
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> p1 = 527660967 + 978421595*n
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> p2 = 1999783961 + 1587123368*n + 1965760814*n^2
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> r1 = Expand[q1*p1*p2,Modulus->m]
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> r2 = Expand[q2*p1*p2,Modulus->m]
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> s1 = Expand[Expand[q1*p1*p2],Modulus->m]
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> s2 = Expand[Expand[q2*p1*p2],Modulus->m]
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> ---END CODE
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> Value of r1
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> Mathematica 8
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> 1808010833 + 1914426603*n + 640234431*n^2 + 1087084730*n^3
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> Mathematica 9 (64bit Debian 6.0)
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> 1651432217 + 309632549*n + 188919829*n^2 + 1597920481*n^3
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> Mathematica 9 (32bit Debian 6.0, 64bit CPU)
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> 1823075307 + 33175446*n + 2081129601*n^2 + 580053941*n^3
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> The values of r2, s1, s2 agree with that of r1 as computed in Mathematica 8.
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> Ralf
Hi Ralf,
Yes, this appears to be problematic, and I have has been reported in house.
For now a workaround is to first do:
SetSystemOptions[
"PolynomialAlgebraOptions" -> {"PolynomialExpand" -> False}];
Name notwithstanding, this should not actually disable expansion; it simply enables usage, or not, of a certain internal method.
I apologize for any problems this may have caused.
Daniel Lichtblau
Wolfram Research
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