> a lookup chain has the chance to merge with a table chain (8-Rs) * 2^12 times,
> where Rs is the starting round. When Rs == 0, then the probability to merge
> is 2^32.5 (table height) * 2^12 * 2^3 = 2^47.5.
> The 2^47.5 is not the expected 60% of 2^52 and the factor of 2^3.5 can be
> attributed
>Hi,
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>When cracking a burst, for all DP generated (with 12lsb == 0), about
>30% of them will find a match on disk.
The probability to find an endpoint on the disk is the same as the probability
to
produce a merger when adding a new chain to the table. This is only true if your
lookup chain st