Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1989-05-01
1991-02-19
Malzahn, David H.
Boots, shoes, and leggings
G06F 772
Patent
active
049949942
ABSTRACT:
In a modulo p arithmetic apparatus operands are represented as powers of a generator so that multiplications can be performed as simple additions. However, this makes actual addition difficult. Additions are therefore performed by means of a modulo (p-1) subtractor circuit (1), a Zech table (2) and a modulo (p-1) adder circuit (3). In order to reduce the size of the Zech table which would otherwise be required, specific values of the output of the subtractor circuit are converted to their negatives modulo (p-1) by means of a converter circuit (15) prior to their application to the Zech table, making use of the fact that each negative modulo (p-1) maps directly to a unique positive number which is often different from the number which was originally converted. For each number which is converted a multiplexer (18), which normally feeds that input operand (y) which is subtracted in the subtractor circuit to one input (12) of the adder circuit, is switched to feed the other input operand (x) to the adder circuit instead.
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Burgess Ian A.
Marshall Christopher B.
Barschall Anne E.
Malzahn David H.
U.S. Philips Corporation
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