Goal for week of February 11, 2018

[sujitnair]

@km-git-acc @mariotrevi @dhjpolymath

I propose the following as a goal for this week. We should target to get to these numbers and document any significant bottlenecks.

1. Compute A, B0, B, C for t = 0.4 and y = 0.4 up to x = 10^6 and
2. Compute the first 10k zeroes of H_t for for t = .40, .41, .42, .43
3. Store them as separate files (on dropbox for now)

Some issues which were raised from last week include

• Running out of Dropbox space limit of 2GB
• Guarantees around discoverability of zeroes
• Speed up of computation which is roughly around 7 hours for 10k zeroes with Xeon 2.6 GHz 12 processor system
• Integration approach is slow to compute H_t for large heights

Thoughts?

[km-git-acc]

So I did do 1) but my first 700k observations got deleted due to some Excel thing and I was left only with their statistics. I can share the rest 300k.

I have some files stored on my Gdrive. Can we arrange for some server space and a basic website where anyone can download the files from?
eg. http://www.dtc.umn.edu/~odlyzko/zeta_tables/index.html (ofcourse that's his university page).

[sujitnair]

I have a S3 account on AWS. I can put it up there.

[km-git-acc]

@sujitnair
Perfect. Can you share your email id. You will receive Google drive links from
iamkommonmann@gmail.com. You can download the files into your account and share it with everyone. Also, is it possible to create a basic website in the AWS account. Then we can also create an index of files and put an explanatory page what the files mean.

[km-git-acc]

@sujitnair
Just shared the files with you. Please check.
I have created a Google spreadsheet as well, and shared the edit link. Viewing access is public.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AKtjo09j-iaNpnkHFQwW6DikO14DSlrWd9fy_B2aQKg