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Created a pull request in flintlib/flint that received 2 comments

Extract n_factor_t documentation

I found it a bit tricky to locate the actual description of the n_factor_t structure, so this PR extracts it into its own type in the documentation.

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Created an issue in flintlib/flint that received 1 comment

Make word-sized discrete logarithms easier to use

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. In a certain program, I have a whole bunch of ulong-sized number pairs (a, n), where n

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