Effect of Improved Multiplication Efficiency on Exponentiation Algorithms Derived from Addition Chains
D. P. McCarthy
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D. P. McCarthy
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The interaction between the efficiency of the basic multiplication algorithm and the addition chain used to compute ${x^n}$ is studied. We conclude that either repeated multiplication by x or repeated squaring should be used and the provenance of each technique is established.
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The interaction between the efficiency of the basic multiplication algorithm and the addition chain used to compute ${x^n}$ is studied. We conclude that either repeated multiplication by x or repeated squaring should be used and the provenance of each technique is established.
Key concepts: Multiplication (music), Exponentiation, Mathematics, Multiplication algorithm, Arithmetic, Modular exponentiation, Algorithm, Combinatorics