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Karatsuba Multiplication With Temporary Space Of Size ≤ n

Emmanuel Thomé

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We describe in this short note how it is possible to perform a Karatsuba multiplication of two polynomials of degree n - 1 using a buffer holding at most n - 1 coecffiients if n is even, and n coefficients if n is odd. This method is valid for any n (in other words, when n ≥ 2). Similar results can be obtained for the Karatsuba squaring.

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We describe in this short note how it is possible to perform a Karatsuba multiplication of two polynomials of degree n - 1 using a buffer holding at most n - 1 coecffiients if n is even, and n coefficients if n is odd. This method is valid for any n (in other words, when n ≥ 2). Similar results can be obtained for the Karatsuba squaring.

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We describe in this short note how it is possible to perform a Karatsuba multiplication of two polynomials of degree n - 1 using a buffer holding at most n - 1 coecffiients if n is even, and n coefficients if n is odd. This method is valid for any n (in other words, when n ≥ 2). Similar results can be obtained for the Karatsuba squaring.

Key concepts: Multiplication (music), Arithmetic, Space (punctuation), Computer science, Parallel computing, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Operating system

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