Everyone knows sage has no bugs.
Appears to me the following program should use
O(1) memory.
Watching memory usage in top(1), the proggie uses
3GB ram in less than a minute and memory usage
increases constantly.
Is there something wrong with the program?
While I am still using sage, is there a workaround
for this ``feature''?
Program:
def wief():
"""
2^(n-1) \equiv 1 \mod n^2
not necessarily prime
"""
n=2
while n<10**20:
K=IntegerModRing(n**2)
if K(2)**(n-1)==1:
print n
n += 1
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