A new algorithm for RNS magnitude comparison based on New Chinese Remainder Theorem II
Yuke Wang, Xiaoyu Song, M. Aboulhamid
Abstract
Yuke Wang, Xiaoyu Song, M. Aboulhamid
Abstract
The number comparison is a difficult and fundamental operation for residue number systems (RNS). Previous algorithms use either some redundant modulus or big modulo operations. In this paper, based on the New Chinese Remainder Theorem II, we present a new comparison algorithm using smaller modulo operations and no redundant modulus.
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The number comparison is a difficult and fundamental operation for residue number systems (RNS). Previous algorithms use either some redundant modulus or big modulo operations. In this paper, based on the New Chinese Remainder Theorem II, we present a new comparison algorithm using smaller modulo operations and no redundant modulus.
Key concepts: Chinese remainder theorem, Remainder, Residue number system, Modulo, Modulo operation, Algorithm, Modulus, Computer science