WignerSymbols.jl/src/primefactorization.jl

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using Primes: isprime
import Base.divgcd
const primetable = GrowingList([2, 3]; sizehint = 1024)
const factortable = GrowingList([UInt8[], UInt8[1], UInt8[0,1]]; sizehint = 4096)
const factorialtable = GrowingList([UInt32[], UInt32[1], UInt32[1,1]]; sizehint = 4096)
const bigprimetable = GrowingList([GrowingList([big(2)]; sizehint = 2048),
GrowingList([big(3)]; sizehint = 1024)];
sizehint = 1024)
const bigone = big(1)
# Make a prime iterator
struct PrimeIterator
end
primes() = PrimeIterator()
Base.IteratorSize(::Type{PrimeIterator}) = Base.IsInfinite()
Base.IteratorEltype(::Type{PrimeIterator}) = Base.HasEltype()
Base.eltype(::PrimeIterator) = Int
# Get the `n`th prime; store all primes up to the `n`th if not yet available
function prime(n::Int)
k = min(length(primetable), length(bigprimetable))
while k < n
@inbounds p = primetable[k]
p = p + 2
while !isprime(p)
p += 2
end
k += 1
# these lines do not get but set new elements; provided no other task did so earlier
get!(primetable, k, p)
bp = big(p)
bpf = GrowingList{BigInt}((big(p),); sizehint = 4)
get!(bigprimetable, k, bpf)
k = min(length(primetable), length(bigprimetable))
# other threads might have inserted additional entries,
# make sure they are finished with both primetable and bigprimetable
end
@inbounds return primetable[n]
end
Base.iterate(::PrimeIterator, n = 1) = prime(n), n+1
# get primes and their powers as `BigInt`, also cache all results
function bigprime(n::Integer, e::Integer=1)
e == 0 && return bigone
p = prime(n) # triggers computation of prime(n) if necessary
@inbounds powerlist = bigprimetable[n]
l = length(powerlist)
@inbounds while l < e
# compute next prime power as approximate square of existing results
l += 1
k = l>>1
newpower = powerlist[k]*powerlist[l-k]
get!(powerlist, l, newpower)
l = length(powerlist) # other threads might have inserted more powers
end
@inbounds return powerlist[e]
end
# A custom `Integer` subtype to store an integer as its prime factorization
# mutable to allow in place update of sign
mutable struct PrimeFactorization{U<:Unsigned} <: Integer
powers::Vector{U}
sign::Int8
PrimeFactorization{U}(powers::Vector, sign = one(Int8)) where {U<:Unsigned} =
new{U}(convert(Vector{U}, powers), sign)
end
# convenience constructor: normalizes powers to have last entry nonzero
PrimeFactorization(powers::Vector{U}, sign = one(Int8)) where {U<:Unsigned} =
PrimeFactorization{U}(_normalize_powers!(powers), sign)
function _normalize_powers!(v::Vector{<:Integer})
i = findlast(!iszero, v)
l = ifelse(i === nothing, 0, i)
l < length(v) && resize!(v, l)
return v
end
# define our own factor function, returning an instance of PrimeFactorization
function primefactor(n::Integer)
iszero(n) && return PrimeFactorization{UInt8}(UInt8[], zero(Int8))
sn = n < 0 ? -one(Int8) : one(Int8)
n = abs(n)
m = length(factortable)
while m < abs(n)
m += 1
powers = UInt8[] # should be sufficient for all integers up to 2^255
a = m
for p in primes()
f = 0
anext, r = divrem(a, p)
while r == 0
f += 1
a = anext
anext, r = divrem(a, p)
end
push!(powers, f)
a == 1 && break
end
get!(factortable, m, powers)
m = length(factortable) # other threads may have inserted other entries
end
@inbounds return PrimeFactorization{UInt8}(factortable[n], sn)
end
function primefactorial(n::Integer)
n < 0 && throw(DomainError(n,"primefactorial only works for non-negative numbers"))
n <= 1 && return PrimeFactorization{UInt32}(UInt32[], one(Int8))
m = length(factorialtable)
@inbounds while m < n
prevfactorial = factorialtable[m]
m += 1
f = primefactor(m).powers
if length(f) > length(prevfactorial) # can at most be 1 larger
powers = similar(prevfactorial, length(f))
powers[1:end-1] = prevfactorial
powers[end] = 0
else
powers = copy(prevfactorial)
end
for k = 1:length(f)
powers[k] += f[k]
end
get!(factorialtable, m, powers)
m = length(factorialtable) # other threads may have inserted other entries
end
@inbounds return PrimeFactorization{UInt32}(factorialtable[n])
end
# Methods for PrimeFactorization:
Base.copy(a::PrimeFactorization) = PrimeFactorization(copy(a.powers), a.sign)
function Base.copy!(c::PrimeFactorization, a::PrimeFactorization)
c.sign = a.sign
copy!(c.powers, a.powers)
return c
end
Base.one(::Type{PrimeFactorization{U}}) where {U<:Unsigned} =
PrimeFactorization{U}(Vector{U}(), one(Int8))
Base.zero(::Type{PrimeFactorization{U}}) where {U<:Unsigned} =
PrimeFactorization{U}(Vector{U}(), zero(Int8))
one!(c::PrimeFactorization) = (c.sign = one(Int8); empty!(c.powers); return c)
zero!(c::PrimeFactorization) = (c.sign = zero(Int8); empty!(c.powers); return c)
Base.promote_rule(P::Type{<:PrimeFactorization},::Type{<:Integer}) = P
Base.promote_rule(::Type{<:PrimeFactorization},::Type{BigInt}) = BigInt
Base.promote_rule(::Type{PrimeFactorization{U1}},
::Type{PrimeFactorization{U2}}) where {U1<:Unsigned, U2<:Unsigned} = PrimeFactorization{promote_type(U1, U2)}
Base.convert(P::Type{<:PrimeFactorization}, n::Integer) = convert(P, primefactor(n))
function _convert!(x::BigInt, a::PrimeFactorization)
MPZ.set!(x, bigone)
for (n, e) in enumerate(a.powers)
if !iszero(e)
MPZ.mul!(x, bigprime(n, e))
end
end
return a.sign < 0 ? MPZ.neg!(x) : x
end
Base.convert(::Type{BigInt}, a::PrimeFactorization) = _convert!(one(BigInt), a)
Base.convert(::Type{PrimeFactorization{U}}, a::PrimeFactorization{U}) where {U<:Unsigned} =
a
Base.convert(::Type{PrimeFactorization{U}}, a::PrimeFactorization) where {U<:Unsigned} =
PrimeFactorization{U}(convert(Vector{U}, a.powers), a.sign)
Base.:(==)(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) =
a.powers == b.powers && a.sign == b.sign
function Base.:<(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
if a.sign != b.sign
return a.sign < b.sign
elseif a.sign < 0
return <(-b, -a)
else
ag, bg = divgcd(a, b)
ag == bg && return false
if length(ag.powers) <= length(bg.powers)
all(k->ag.powers[k]<bg.powers[k], 1:length(ag.powers))
return true
else
return convert(BigInt, ag) < convert(BigInt, bg)
end
end
end
# Methods for PrimeFactorization: only fast multiplication, and lcm and gcd.
# Addition and subtraction will require conversion to BigInt
Base.sign(a::PrimeFactorization) = a.sign
neg!(a::PrimeFactorization) = (a.sign = -a.sign; return a)
function mul!(c::PrimeFactorization, a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
if a.sign == 0 || b.sign == 0
zero!(c)
else
c.sign = a.sign * b.sign
la = length(a.powers)
lb = length(b.powers)
lc = max(la, lb)
lc === length(c.powers) || resize!(c.powers, lc)
@inbounds for k = 1:min(la,lb)
c.powers[k] = +(a.powers[k], b.powers[k])
end
if c !== a
@inbounds for k = lb+1:la
c.powers[k] = a.powers[k]
end
end
@inbounds for k = la+1:lb
c.powers[k] = b.powers[k]
end
end
return c
end
# unlike div, this one errors if the a is not divisible by b
function divexact!(c::PrimeFactorization, a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
if iszero(a.sign)
zero!(c)
elseif iszero(b.sign)
throw(DivideError())
else
c.sign = a.sign * b.sign
la = length(a.powers)
lb = length(b.powers)
if lb > la
throw(DivideError())
end
lc = la
if lb == lc
while lc > 0 && a.powers[lc] == b.powers[lc]
lc -= 1
end
end
lc == length(c.powers) || resize!(c.powers, lc)
@inbounds for k = 1:min(lb, lc)
if b.powers[k] > a.powers[k]
throw(DivideError())
end
c.powers[k] = a.powers[k] - b.powers[k]
end
if c !== a
@inbounds for k = lb+1:lc
c.powers[k] = a.powers[k]
end
end
end
return c
end
function gcd!(c::PrimeFactorization, a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
if a.sign == 0
copy!(c.powers, b.powers)
elseif b.sign ==0
copy!(c.powers, a.powers)
else
c.sign = one(Int8)
la = length(a.powers)
lb = length(b.powers)
lc = min(la, lb)
lc === length(c.powers) || resize!(c.powers, lc)
@inbounds for k = 1:lc
c.powers[k] = min(a.powers[k], b.powers[k])
end
end
c.sign = one(Int8)
return c
end
function lcm!(c::PrimeFactorization, a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
if a.sign == 0 || b.sign == 0
return zero!(c)
else
c.sign = one(Int8)
la = length(a.powers)
lb = length(b.powers)
lc = max(la, lb)
lc === length(c.powers) || resize!(c.powers, lc)
@inbounds for k = 1:min(la,lb)
c.powers[k] = max(a.powers[k], b.powers[k])
end
if c !== a
@inbounds for k = lb+1:la
c.powers[k] = a.powers[k]
end
end
@inbounds for k = la+1:lb
c.powers[k] = b.powers[k]
end
end
c.sign = one(Int8)
return c
end
function divgcd!(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
af, bf = a.powers, b.powers
for k = 1:min(length(af), length(bf))
gk = min(af[k], bf[k])
af[k] -= gk
bf[k] -= gk
end
_normalize_powers!(a.powers)
_normalize_powers!(b.powers)
return a, b
end
mul!(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) = mul!(a, a, b)
divexact!(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) = divexact!(a, a, b)
gcd!(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) = gcd!(a, a, b)
lcm!(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) = lcm!(a, a, b)
Base.:-(a::PrimeFactorization) = neg!(copy(a))
function Base.:*(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
P = promote_type(typeof(a), typeof(b))
if length(a.powers) >= length(b.powers)
return typeof(a) == P ? mul!(copy(a), b) : mul!(convert(P, a), b)
else
return typeof(b) == P ? mul!(copy(b), a) : mul!(convert(P, b), a)
end
end
function Base.lcm(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
P = promote_type(typeof(a), typeof(b))
if length(a.powers) >= length(b.powers)
return typeof(a) == P ? lcm!(copy(a), b) : lcm!(convert(P, a), b)
else
return typeof(b) == P ? lcm!(copy(b), a) : lcm!(convert(P, b), a)
end
end
function Base.gcd(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization)
P = promote_type(typeof(a), typeof(b))
if length(a.powers) <= length(b.powers)
return typeof(a) == P ? lcm!(copy(a), b) : lcm!(convert(P, a), b)
else
return typeof(b) == P ? lcm!(copy(b), a) : lcm!(convert(P, b), a)
end
end
Base.divgcd(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) = divgcd!(copy(a), copy(b))
# no promotion necessary, should be smaller than a
divexact(a::PrimeFactorization, b::PrimeFactorization) = divexact!(copy(a), b)
# split `a::PrimeFactorization` into a square `s` and a remainder `r`, such that
# `a = s^2 * r` and the powers in the prime factorization of `r` are zero or one
function splitsquare(a::PrimeFactorization)
r = PrimeFactorization(map(p->convert(UInt8, isodd(p)), a.powers), a.sign)
s = PrimeFactorization(map(p->(p>>1), a.powers))
return s, r
end
# given a list of numerators and denominators, compute the common denominator and
# the rescaled numerator after putting all fractions at the same common denominator
function commondenominator!(nums::Vector{P}, dens::Vector{P}) where {P<:PrimeFactorization}
isempty(nums) && return one(P)
# accumulate lcm of denominator
den = copy(dens[1])
for i = 2:length(dens)
lcm!(den, dens[i])
end
# rescale numerators
for i = 1:length(nums)
divexact!(mul!(nums[i], den), dens[i])
end
return den
end
# auxiliary function to compute sums of a list of PrimeFactorizations as quickly as possible
function sumlist!(list::Vector{<:PrimeFactorization}, ind = 1:length(list))
# first compute gcd to take out common factors
g = copy(list[ind[1]])
for k in ind
gcd!(g, list[k])
end
for k in ind
divexact!(list[k], g)
end
L = length(ind)
i = big(1)
if L > 32
l = L >> 1
s = sumlist!(list, first(ind).+(0:l-1))
s = MPZ.add!(s, sumlist!(list, first(ind).+(l:L-1)))
else # do sum, add to s
s = big(0)
for k in ind
MPZ.add!(s, _convert!(i, list[k]))
end
end
return MPZ.mul!(s, _convert!(i, g))
end
#=
# A cached binomial implementation.
bcache = LRU{Tuple{BigInt, BigInt}, PrimeFactorization}(; maxsize=10^6)
function primebinomial(n::BigInt, k::BigInt)
T = PrimeFactorization{eltype(eltype(factorialtable))}
if k == 0
return one(T)
end # guard
if haskey(bcache, (n, k))
return bcache[(n, k)]
else
den = primefactor(k)
num = mul!(copy(primefactor(n + 1 - k)), primebinomial(n, k - 1))
res = divexact!(num, den)
bcache[(n, k)] = res
return res
end
end
=#
function primebinomial(n::BigInt, k::BigInt)
num = copy(primefactorial(n))
den = copy(primefactorial(k))
den = mul!(den, primefactorial(n - k))
res = divexact!(num, den)
return res
end