Faster truncated integer multiplication

03/02/2017
by   David Harvey, et al.
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We present new algorithms for computing the low n bits or the high n bits of the product of two n-bit integers. We show that these problems may be solved in asymptotically 75 assuming that the underlying integer multiplication algorithm relies on computing cyclic convolutions of real sequences.

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