
In this paper, an efficient algorithm for the computation of Tate pairing on general curves is presented. Our approach is to change the binary representation of the involved integer to its non-adjacent form at first, and then pre-organize this form to make further improvement on its efficiency. We also show this algorithm has better performance than BMX and LHC algorithms.
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