[sage-support] Solve this Equation for H: 5260862 = M*H^y % 20876441; know variables y and M.

2020-05-14 Thread Madison Adams
Solve this Equation for H: 5260862 = M*H^y % 20876441

Does anyone happen to know the steps to solve for h:
Equation: 5260862 = M*Hy % 20876441

Where y = 17, and M = 20192834? My H value is wrong from my previous tries.

I think my order of op. is wrong. Function for code would be helpful. 
Already familiar with mod_inverse

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[sage-support] Re: Calculate the DLP of 9916780 = (5**y) mod 20876441?

2020-05-13 Thread Madison Adams
>From running this script do you get the value y = 17?  I used a wolfram 
calculator just to be sure.

On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 6:00:37 AM UTC-4, GZ D wrote:
>
> You can use a function called *discrete_log, *and I have shown you a 
> script below.
>
> m=5
> c=9916780
> n=20876441
> m=Mod(m,n)
> c=Mod(c,n)
> print(discrete_log(c,m))
>
> 在 2020年5月13日星期三 UTC+8下午12:11:57,Madison Adams写道:
>>
>> Hi,
>> So my goal is to find the variable y of this equation.
>> Does sage math provide a function for Discrete Logarithm Problems?
>>
>> The equation is this: 9916780 = (5**y) mod 20876441.
>> I also would like to know if there is an efficient way to do this in 
>> Python 3.
>>
>>
>>

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[sage-support] Calculate the DLP of 9916780 = (5**y) mod 20876441?

2020-05-12 Thread Madison Adams
Hi,
So my goal is to find the variable y of this equation.
Does sage math provide a function for Discrete Logarithm Problems?

The equation is this: 9916780 = (5**y) mod 20876441.
I also would like to know if there is an efficient way to do this in Python 
3.


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[sage-support] How to import sagemath into repl.it

2020-05-07 Thread Madison Adams
Hi,

So I'm having trouble using sage on repl.it.
Anyone know the procedure to import the packages and such?
I know my path has to be set to the sage_root but I'm not sure if I did it 
correctly (capture.png)

Anyone have any suggestions on how to navigate it in repl.it?







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