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An algorithm for error-free calculation of convolution in extensions of finite fields

A.N. Kalugin1
1Samara State Aerospace University

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Pages: 134-140.

Abstract:
The paper considers an algorithm for error-free calculation of discrete circular convolution using number-theoretic transformations in the residue number system with an alternative factorization of the composite module in the extension of the residue class ring. An additional computational gain is provided by representing the input data and transformation parameters in canonical number systems.

Keywords:
error-free calculation, finite field, discrete circular convolution, number-theoretic transformations, factorization, canonical number system.radius circle.

Citation:
Kalugin AN. An algorithm for error-free calculation of convolution in extensions of finite fields. Computer Optics 2003; 25: 134-140.

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