private void ConstructNewPolynomial(BigInteger polynomialBase, int polyDegree)
{
CurrentPolynomial = new Polynomial(N, polynomialBase, polyDegree);
Polynomial.MakeCoefficientsSmaller(CurrentPolynomial, polynomialBase);
PolynomialCollection.Add(CurrentPolynomial);
Serialization.Save.All(this);
}
private void ConstructNewPolynomial(BigInteger polynomialBase, int polyDegree)
{
CurrentPolynomial = new Polynomial(N, polynomialBase, polyDegree);
/* Turns out, this may actually make the absolute value of the relation norms larger, *
* which is no good because you are hoping many of them are going to be smooth. */
//Polynomial.MakeCoefficientsSmaller(CurrentPolynomial, polynomialBase);
PolynomialCollection.Add(CurrentPolynomial);
Serialization.Save.All(this);
}