A Note on Fast Base Extension for Residue Number Systems with Three Moduli
Kenneth H. O'Keefe
Abstract
Kenneth H. O'Keefe
Abstract
An algorithm is given for the base-extension (BE) computation in residue number systems that requires the standard four steps (for systems with three moduli) but which saves hardware. Furthermore, for the particular moduli m-1, m, and m+1 it is shown that fast-BE in only two steps is possible, for all combinations of the moduli.
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An algorithm is given for the base-extension (BE) computation in residue number systems that requires the standard four steps (for systems with three moduli) but which saves hardware. Furthermore, for the particular moduli m-1, m, and m+1 it is shown that fast-BE in only two steps is possible, for all combinations of the moduli.
Key concepts: Residue number system, Moduli, Computation, Extension (predicate logic), Residue (chemistry), Base (topology), Mathematics, Computer science