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Finite Field Towers: Iterated Presentation and Complexity of Arithmetic

✍ Scribed by Valentine B. Afanassiev; Alexander A. Davydov


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2002
Tongue
English
Weight
162 KB
Volume
8
Category
Article
ISSN
1071-5797

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✦ Synopsis


Finite "eld towers GF(q.) are considered, where P"p L p L 2 p LR R and all primes p G are distinct factors of (q!1). Under this condition irreducible binomials of the form x.!c can be used for recursive extension of "nite "elds. We give description of an in"nite sequence of irreducible binomials, new e!ective algorithms for fast multiplication and inversion in the tower, and "nite and asymptotic estimates of arithmetic complexity. It is important that the achievable asymptotic estimate of the complexity has the form O (log Q logKlog Q), Q"q., where log 5 51 and is the minimal factor of q!1.


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