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LocalFundamentalClass Serre tests fail randomly #1428
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Given an element of norm 1, Hilbert 90 assures it can be written as sigma(x)/x Generically, this is solves via Lagrage resolvent and randomization. (frobenius_equation). If this fails, a much slower method is called\that constructs the element digit-by-digit (frobenius_equation2). The 1st function has to increase (temporarily) the precision. However then the norm 1 condition is no longer true... and thus the input for the second function illegal hence the failure.
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* Fixes Serre (improves #1428) Given an element of norm 1, Hilbert 90 assures it can be written as sigma(x)/x Generically, this is solves via Lagrage resolvent and randomization. (frobenius_equation). If this fails, a much slower method is called\that constructs the element digit-by-digit (frobenius_equation2). The 1st function has to increase (temporarily) the precision. However then the norm 1 condition is no longer true... and thus the input for the second function illegal hence the failure.
Just to make sure. This is still not fixed, right @fieker? We saw it again in https://github.com/Nemocas/Nemo.jl/actions/runs/11002348947/job/30549161397?pr=1860, which includes #1617. |
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hopefully - the last (famous last words) - the "final" fix for #1428
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hopefully - the last (famous last words) - the "final" fix for #1428
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https://github.com/Nemocas/AbstractAlgebra.jl/actions/runs/8281920352/job/22661589864?pr=1636#step:7:147
I already observed this a few times, but it usually goes away when restarting the job.
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