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Pepin test misreports a Fermat prime as composite when the residue shift is nonzero - #190
A completed Pépin test that ends with a nonzero residue shift reports a genuine
Fermat prime as composite. The shift is randomized at the start of every fresh
Fermat run, so this is the default configuration, not a corner case.
Three defects in the same "final Fermat-mod residue with a shift in play" path;
the first two also produce wrong Res64s for ordinary composite runs, and the
verdict fix depends on them.
1. The Pépin verdict is read off the shifted residue
Mlucas.c, end of the iteration loop: the verdict was computed from the
double-float array a[], which holds the shifted residue:
LL's test is "residue == 0", which is invariant under a circular shift, so LL is
unharmed. Pépin's is "residue == N-1", which is not: with shift s the array
holds ±2^s·R, so the a[0] == -1 pattern only appears when s == 0.
Fixed by testing the shift-removed uint64 residue in arrtmp[] - the same array
the Mersenne-PRP clause immediately above already uses. arrtmp[] holds the
residue reduced mod N and truncated to p bits, so N-1 = 2^p shows up as
all-limbs-zero; a Pépin residue of 0 is impossible (gcd(3,F_m) = 1), so the
encoding is unambiguous.
2. mi64_shlc() Fermat-mod underflow correction has the wrong sign
mi64.c. The sign_flip path computes (low << nshift) - (off-shifted high bits). On borrow out of the nbits-wide result the exact value is negative and y[] holds it as value + 2^nbits; reducing mod 2^nbits+1 needs +1 more.
The code subtracted 1 - contradicting its own adjacent comment ("must (mod Fm)
by adding borrow = 1 back into low limb") - so every underflow result was 2 too
small.
This is the routine convert_res_FP_bytewise() uses to remove the shift, so it
is a wrong-residue bug on its own, reproducible on unpatched main with a
one-liner (F16, 4K FFT, leading radix 16 - radix < 16 carry routines reject
shifted residues):
3^(2^10) mod (2^65536+1) has low 64 bits 9DA4A09B9023D001, so shift 0 is the
correct one. After the fix all shifts agree with it at 4, 10 and 100 iterations.
A standalone check of mi64_shlc() against an __int128 reference (nbits = 64,
9 inputs x nshift = 1..63) went from 189/567 cases wrong to 0/567.
3. convert_res_FP_bytewise() sign-flip: dropped carry, and skipped at shift 0
The negation Fm - R was ~R followed by an uncarried u64_ptr[0] += 2. For R = 1 the complement's limb 0 is 2^64-2 and the +2 carries out; the carry
was dropped. R = 1 is precisely the negated final Pépin residue of a Fermat prime, so N-1 came out as 2^p - 2^64 instead of 0 in every
nonzero-shift run. Now uses mi64_add_scalar().
The sign-flip undo sat inside if(RES_SHIFT). It is needed for RES_SHIFT == 0 too, with the opposite polarity (no rotate means no implicit 2^p == -1 factor). A shifted run whose final shift lands on 0 (probability
~1/p) reported the negative of its residue: observed Res64 FFFFFFFFFFFFFD90
for residue 625, and 1 for N-1. RES_SIGN is also now cleared for runs
that do not track a shift, since convert_res_FP_bytewise() now consults it
at shift 0 and it is a never-reset global.
How this was tested
No Fermat prime is large enough to run (F0..F4 are 3, 5, 17, 257, 65537), so the
final residue was injected instead and the last mod-squarings done by the real
FFT/carry code: craft an F16 Pépin savefile at iteration maxiter-M holding 2^(p/2^M). Since 2^p == -1 (mod F16), M mod-squarings land exactly on N-1 - the final Pépin residue of a genuine Fermat prime - so the correct
verdict is PRIME at every shift. Composite control: residue 5 at the same
iteration, ending on 5^(2^M), correct verdict "not prime" at every shift.
(LowMem = 2 in mlucas.ini to disable the G-check, which is mutually
exclusive with shifted Pépin residues.)
Shifts swept, M = 1: 0, 1, 2, 3, 7, 1234, 21845, 32767. M = 2: 16384, 20000, 24000, 30000, 45000 (all >= 16384, so the last squaring
sees a shift >= p/2, i.e. RES_SIGN = 1; 16384 also lands the final shift on 0). M = 3: 1, 999, 8192, 9000, 20000 (8192 lands the final shift on 0).
prime-residue cases
composite-control cases
before
1/16 correct (only shift 0 says PRIME)
verdict right, but Res64 off by 2 at 6 of 13 shifts, and negated at final-shift 0
after
16/16 PRIME, shift-removed Res64 = 0 everywhere
13/13 "not prime" with the exact residues 25 / 625 / 390625
LL and the other verdicts in that region are unaffected - I checked: the LL residue == 0 test is shift-invariant, and the Mersenne-PRP clause above
already worked from the shift-removed arrtmp[]. Real full LL runs confirm it:
M86243 -> "known MERSENNE PRIME", M86249 -> "not prime", at shifts 0, 12345 and
40000, with identical final Res64 across shifts.
Standard self-tests unchanged: 13K E3BC90B0E652C7C0, 14K DB8E39C67F8CCA0A,
15K B3C5A1C03E26BB17.
Not covered
Developed and tested on x86-64 AVX2, gcc 16.1.1, single-threaded.
AVX-512: On a Ryzen 7800X3D (Zen 4, full AVX-512, gcc 16.2.1) I merged this onto current main and ran, at 4 threads: -s tt, -s t, -s s, -prp -s tt, -prp -s s, 10k-iteration runs at M64K with two shifts, and PRP and LL tests of M86243; Mfactor in the 1-, 2-, 3-, 4- and n-word builds (-m 521 -bmax 20 plus known-factor cases); a Fermat battery (F18-F24 across 11 FFT lengths, 2 radix sets and 2 shifts, plus F18 at 16K for 10k iterations). All 76 runs are identical to main (exit status, Res64 Error count, per-length radix-set pass counts, residues, factors). Where main already fails on AVX-512 (some small FFT lengths, some Fermat lengths, one radix-set error in -prp -s tt), the PR fails the same way. These are regression runs: they show AVX-512 behaviour is unchanged, not that the fix's own path was exercised on AVX-512.
Two harness cases (M = 1 with shift 40000 / 65535) abort inside convert_res_bytewise_FP() with "Illegal combination of nonzero carry" on both
the patched and unpatched builds. That is the savefile read path choking on a
residue within 2^7232 of 2^p, which only arises because the injected
residues are pure powers of two; it is not on the path this PR changes and I
did not chase it.
Fermat PRP-CF is unaffected: it forces RES_SHIFT = 0 at init, so with the new RES_SIGN clearing the negate decision is identical to before. The
Pépin-with-known-factors variant, where Suyama_CF_PRP() zeroes RES_SHIFT
partway through, can now negate where it previously did not - in the RES_SIGN = 1 case, where the new behavior is the correct one. I did not run
that path end to end.
The changes update Fermat residue sign handling and zero detection in Mlucas. They also change how mi64_shlc corrects subtraction underflow for the Fermat modulus.
Changes: Fermat residue handling
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Summary
Residue state, detection, and conversion src/Mlucas.c
ernstMain clears RES_SIGN when residue shifting is disabled. Fermat primality detection checks shift-removed limbs in arrtmp[]. convert_res_FP_bytewise handles sign correction for zero and nonzero shifts, including carry-propagated complement-plus-two normalization. The unused final_res_offset local is removed.
Fermat-modulus shift underflow src/mi64.c
mi64_shlc adds the borrow back into the low vector when subtraction underflows. It no longer uses the former assertion-based decrement path.
primesearch/Mlucas#224: Describes the shifted Fermat-residue path addressed by PR #190 and reports an incorrect Pépin verdict and residue when PR #218 is used alone.
Possibly related PRs
primesearch/Mlucas#389: Adds shifted-seed fixes and tests that compare Res64 across shifts, which relates to this PR’s shift-independent final Fermat residue handling.
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A saved Gerbicz product can have the wrong sign and cause a resumed run to fail its check. Track the product’s sign separately before merging.
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- Around line 2539-2553: Rebuild arrtmp[] before the Fermat Pépin check when
execution may have taken the known-factor restart shortcut, because that path
leaves arrtmp[] shifted. In the MODULUS_TYPE_FERMAT branch, clear the final
residue limb as required and call convert_res_FP_bytewise using the current a,
n, p, Res64, and Res35m1/Res36m1 state before scanning arrtmp[] for the zero
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The sign_flip (Fermat-mod) path computes y = x*2^nshift (mod 2^nbits+1) as
(low part << nshift) - (off-shifted high bits). When that subtract borrows out
of the nbits-wide result, the exact value is negative and y[] holds it in
two's-complement form, i.e. as value + 2^nbits; reducing (mod 2^nbits+1) then
requires adding 1 more. The code subtracted 1 instead - contradicting its own
adjacent comment ("must (mod Fm) by adding borrow = 1 back into low limb") -
leaving every underflow result exactly 2 too small.
Effect on Mlucas: this is the routine convert_res_FP_bytewise() uses to remove
the circular residue shift, so a Fermat-mod run with a nonzero shift reported a
residue 2 too small whenever the un-shift underflowed - roughly half of runs.
Reproducer on unpatched code (F16, 4K FFT, leading radix 16):
Mlucas -f 16 -fft 4 -iters 10 -shift 0 -> Res64: 9DA4A09B9023D001 (correct)
Mlucas -f 16 -fft 4 -iters 10 -shift 1 -> Res64: 9DA4A09B9023D003 (wrong)
Mlucas -f 16 -fft 4 -iters 10 -shift 21845 -> Res64: 9DA4A09B9023D001
3^(2^10) mod (2^65536+1) has low 64 bits 9DA4A09B9023D001, so shift 0 is the
correct one. After this commit all shifts agree with it, at 4, 10 and 100
iterations. A standalone check of mi64_shlc() against a __int128 reference for
nbits = 64, 9 inputs x nshift = 1..63 went from 189/567 cases wrong to 0/567.
The lone case where the corrected add itself carries out of the nbits-wide
result is the exact value 2^nbits == -1 (mod Fm), which is not representable in
nbits bits and is correctly left encoded as 0, so the former assertion on that
carryout is dropped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two independent defects in the "remove the circular shift, then undo any
sign-flip the final mod-squaring introduced" step, both of which corrupt the
reported/saved Fermat-mod residue:
1. The negation Fm - R was done as bitwise-complement followed by an
uncarried `u64_ptr[0] += 2`. For R = 1 the complement's limb 0 is 2^64-2 and
the increment carries out of it, so the carry was lost. R = 1 is exactly the
negated final Pepin residue of a Fermat *prime*, so the one residue this most
matters for - N-1 - came out as 2^p - 2^64 instead of 0 in every nonzero-shift
run. Use mi64_add_scalar() so the carry propagates. (The carryout of that add
is nonzero only in this R = 1 case, where the exact result 2^p is correctly
encoded by the low p bits being 0, so it is right to discard it.)
2. The sign-flip undo sat inside `if(RES_SHIFT)`, but it is needed for
RES_SHIFT = 0 as well - and with the opposite polarity, since with no rotate
there is no implicit 2^p == -1 factor to supply the flip. A shifted run whose
final shift lands on 0 (the shift is mod-doubled each iteration, so this
happens with probability ~1/p) therefore reported the negative of its true
residue. Observed with a crafted F16 savefile: final shift 0 with RES_SIGN
set gave Res64 = FFFFFFFFFFFFFD90 for the residue 625, and 1 for N-1.
Since RES_SIGN is a never-reset global and convert_res_FP_bytewise() now
consults it also for RES_SHIFT = 0, clear it for runs that do not track a shift,
so a stale 1 from a preceding shifted assignment cannot leak into a later
shift-0 one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Pepin verdict is "final residue == N-1", and unlike the LL test's
"residue == 0" that comparison is not invariant under the circular residue
shift. It was nevertheless read off the *shifted* double-float residue array
a[] (lowest balanced digit == -1, all others 0), so any Fermat run that ends
with RES_SHIFT != 0 - which is the default, since the shift is randomized at
the start of a fresh run - reports a genuine Fermat prime as composite.
Test it against the shift-removed uint64 residue in arrtmp[] instead, the same
array the Mersenne-PRP clause just above already uses. arrtmp[] holds the
residue reduced (mod N) and truncated to p bits, so N-1 = 2^p appears as
all-limbs-zero; a Pepin residue of 0 is impossible (gcd(3,F_m) = 1), so the
encoding is unambiguous. The LL clause keeps its shift-invariant a[]-based
zero test, minus the now-unused Fermat offset.
Demonstration (F16, 4K FFT, leading radix 16): craft a Pepin savefile at
iteration maxiter-M whose residue is 2^(p/2^M); since 2^p == -1 (mod F16),
after M mod-squarings by the real FFT/carry code the run ends on residue
N-1 - exactly what a genuine Fermat prime yields - and must report PRIME.
Composite control: residue 5 at the same iteration, ending on 5^(2^M).
Before, at shifts {1,2,3,7,1234,21845,32767} (M=1), {16384,20000,24000,
30000,45000} (M=2) and {1,999,8192,9000,20000} (M=3): every one reported
"F16 is not prime"; only shift 0 reported PRIME - 15 of 16 wrong. After: all
16 report PRIME, with the shift-removed Res64 = 0 in every case, and the
composite control reports "not prime" with the mathematically correct
residues (25 / 625 / 390625) at every shift.
Mersenne LL is unaffected: M86243 -> "known MERSENNE PRIME" and M86249 ->
"not prime" at shifts 0, 12345 and 40000, final Res64 identical across shifts.
Self-tests unchanged: 13K E3BC90B0E652C7C0, 14K DB8E39C67F8CCA0A,
15K B3C5A1C03E26BB17.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The comment said arrtmp[] is always filled by the convert_res_FP_bytewise()
call at the end of the iteration loop. The PRP-CF restart shortcut skips that
loop and leaves arrtmp[] holding the shift-reapplied savefile residue. Say so,
and say why it is harmless: that shortcut requires KNOWN_FACTORS[0] != 0, in
which case Suyama_CF_PRP() overwrites isprime and rebuilds arrtmp[] from a[].
Comment-only change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Line 6116: Track the accumulated Gerbicz product’s sign separately from
RES_SIGN in the conversion flow, and use that product sign when determining
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and ensure the product’s sign remains correct when RES_SHIFT is zero so resumed
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A completed Pépin test that ends with a nonzero residue shift reports a genuine
Fermat prime as composite. The shift is randomized at the start of every fresh
Fermat run, so this is the default configuration, not a corner case.
Three defects in the same "final Fermat-mod residue with a shift in play" path;
the first two also produce wrong
Res64s for ordinary composite runs, and theverdict fix depends on them.
1. The Pépin verdict is read off the shifted residue
Mlucas.c, end of the iteration loop: the verdict was computed from thedouble-float array
a[], which holds the shifted residue:LL's test is "residue == 0", which is invariant under a circular shift, so LL is
unharmed. Pépin's is "residue == N-1", which is not: with shift
sthe arrayholds
±2^s·R, so thea[0] == -1pattern only appears whens == 0.Fixed by testing the shift-removed uint64 residue in
arrtmp[]- the same arraythe Mersenne-PRP clause immediately above already uses.
arrtmp[]holds theresidue reduced mod N and truncated to p bits, so
N-1 = 2^pshows up asall-limbs-zero; a Pépin residue of 0 is impossible (
gcd(3,F_m) = 1), so theencoding is unambiguous.
2.
mi64_shlc()Fermat-mod underflow correction has the wrong signmi64.c. Thesign_flippath computes(low << nshift) - (off-shifted high bits). On borrow out of the nbits-wide result the exact value is negative andy[]holds it asvalue + 2^nbits; reducing mod2^nbits+1needs +1 more.The code subtracted 1 - contradicting its own adjacent comment ("must (mod Fm)
by adding borrow = 1 back into low limb") - so every underflow result was 2 too
small.
This is the routine
convert_res_FP_bytewise()uses to remove the shift, so itis a wrong-residue bug on its own, reproducible on unpatched
mainwith aone-liner (F16, 4K FFT, leading radix 16 - radix < 16 carry routines reject
shifted residues):
3^(2^10) mod (2^65536+1)has low 64 bits9DA4A09B9023D001, so shift 0 is thecorrect one. After the fix all shifts agree with it at 4, 10 and 100 iterations.
A standalone check of
mi64_shlc()against an__int128reference (nbits = 64,9 inputs x nshift = 1..63) went from 189/567 cases wrong to 0/567.
3.
convert_res_FP_bytewise()sign-flip: dropped carry, and skipped at shift 0Fm - Rwas~Rfollowed by an uncarriedu64_ptr[0] += 2. ForR = 1the complement's limb 0 is2^64-2and the+2carries out; the carrywas dropped.
R = 1is precisely the negated final Pépin residue of a Fermatprime, so
N-1came out as2^p - 2^64instead of 0 in everynonzero-shift run. Now uses
mi64_add_scalar().if(RES_SHIFT). It is needed forRES_SHIFT == 0too, with the opposite polarity (no rotate means no implicit2^p == -1factor). A shifted run whose final shift lands on 0 (probability~1/p) reported the negative of its residue: observed Res64
FFFFFFFFFFFFFD90for residue 625, and
1forN-1.RES_SIGNis also now cleared for runsthat do not track a shift, since
convert_res_FP_bytewise()now consults itat shift 0 and it is a never-reset global.
How this was tested
No Fermat prime is large enough to run (F0..F4 are 3, 5, 17, 257, 65537), so the
final residue was injected instead and the last mod-squarings done by the real
FFT/carry code: craft an F16 Pépin savefile at iteration
maxiter-Mholding2^(p/2^M). Since2^p == -1 (mod F16), M mod-squarings land exactly onN-1- the final Pépin residue of a genuine Fermat prime - so the correctverdict is PRIME at every shift. Composite control: residue 5 at the same
iteration, ending on
5^(2^M), correct verdict "not prime" at every shift.(
LowMem = 2inmlucas.inito disable the G-check, which is mutuallyexclusive with shifted Pépin residues.)
Shifts swept,
M = 1: 0, 1, 2, 3, 7, 1234, 21845, 32767.M = 2: 16384, 20000, 24000, 30000, 45000 (all >= 16384, so the last squaringsees a shift >= p/2, i.e.
RES_SIGN = 1; 16384 also lands the final shift on 0).M = 3: 1, 999, 8192, 9000, 20000 (8192 lands the final shift on 0).LL and the other verdicts in that region are unaffected - I checked: the LL
residue == 0test is shift-invariant, and the Mersenne-PRP clause abovealready worked from the shift-removed
arrtmp[]. Real full LL runs confirm it:M86243 -> "known MERSENNE PRIME", M86249 -> "not prime", at shifts 0, 12345 and
40000, with identical final Res64 across shifts.
Standard self-tests unchanged: 13K
E3BC90B0E652C7C0, 14KDB8E39C67F8CCA0A,15K
B3C5A1C03E26BB17.Not covered
-s tt,-s t,-s s,-prp -s tt,-prp -s s, 10k-iteration runs at M64K with two shifts, and PRP and LL tests of M86243; Mfactor in the 1-, 2-, 3-, 4- and n-word builds (-m 521 -bmax 20plus known-factor cases); a Fermat battery (F18-F24 across 11 FFT lengths, 2 radix sets and 2 shifts, plus F18 at 16K for 10k iterations). All 76 runs are identical to main (exit status,Res64 Errorcount, per-length radix-set pass counts, residues, factors). Where main already fails on AVX-512 (some small FFT lengths, some Fermat lengths, one radix-set error in-prp -s tt), the PR fails the same way. These are regression runs: they show AVX-512 behaviour is unchanged, not that the fix's own path was exercised on AVX-512.M = 1with shift 40000 / 65535) abort insideconvert_res_bytewise_FP()with "Illegal combination of nonzero carry" on boththe patched and unpatched builds. That is the savefile read path choking on a
residue within
2^7232of2^p, which only arises because the injectedresidues are pure powers of two; it is not on the path this PR changes and I
did not chase it.
RES_SHIFT = 0at init, so with the newRES_SIGNclearing the negate decision is identical to before. ThePépin-with-known-factors variant, where
Suyama_CF_PRP()zeroesRES_SHIFTpartway through, can now negate where it previously did not - in the
RES_SIGN = 1case, where the new behavior is the correct one. I did not runthat path end to end.
pre-existing
ASSERT(RES_SHIFT == 0ull, "Shifted residues unsupported for Pépin test with Gerbicz check!")(Allow using a random shift with FFT lengths larger than 256M and when testing Fermat numbers #99); this PR does not touch that.Summary by CodeRabbit