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A generalized cyclic convolution system and its applications

Hironori Murakami

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This paper generalizes the cyclic convolution system by the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). The generalized cyclic convolution is modified in such a way that conventional fast algorithms can be applied for the computation. This system is applied for computing a negacyclic convolution and modified Fermat number transform.

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This paper generalizes the cyclic convolution system by the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). The generalized cyclic convolution is modified in such a way that conventional fast algorithms can be applied for the computation. This system is applied for computing a negacyclic convolution and modified Fermat number transform.

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This paper generalizes the cyclic convolution system by the discrete Fourier transform (DFT). The generalized cyclic convolution is modified in such a way that conventional fast algorithms can be applied for the computation. This system is applied for computing a negacyclic convolution and modified Fermat number transform.

Key concepts: Convolution (computer science), Overlap–add method, Circular convolution, Convolution theorem, Discrete Fourier transform (general), Computation, Fermat's Last Theorem, Computer science

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