Re: Shamir sharing and GF(2^n)
- From: "Peter S. May" <psmay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 15:59:59 -0400
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Ah, FFT...I'm having this much trouble wrapping my head around GFs and
now you wanna bring FFT into it... :-) Well, if indeed I have a
practical application for an FFT it might be worth my while to
understand it. I don't have the money for any new textbooks at the
moment--if I did, I'd probably be glued to Applied Cryptography right
now--but I am curious about your paper (as long as using some of the
information therein doesn't involve any patent licenses...).
To put it another way, yes, I'm interested. Would you mind letting me
have a look?
Thanks -- PSM
Ben Rudiak-Gould wrote:
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n) time with FFT techniques. Various O(n polylog n) algorithms for this
general problem are described in chapter 5 of _Modern Computer Algebra_
by von zur Gathen and Gerhard. I have an unpublished paper describing
very efficient and relatively simple algorithms for the special case of
fields of order 2^(2^i), which I can email to the OP if he's interested.
(Also, the paper describes a way of constructing the fields without
finding an irreducible polynomial.)
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