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Description and implementation of number theoretic transforms.

Authors: De Sousa, Antonio Catarino Rodrigues;

Description and implementation of number theoretic transforms.

Abstract

This thesis summarizes the theory of number theoretic transforms (NTT's), and presents original examples to illustrate the theory- Concepts have been studied and compared in order to present them in a cohesive and unified manner. Software and hardware implementation of Ferraat number transforms are discussed and compared with the Fourier Transform showing a substantial improvement in efficiency and accuracy. The main drawback of Fermat Number Transforms is a rigid relationship between the allowed sequence length and word length. Methods and other NTT's, for overcoming this problem are discussed. The theory has also been extended to two dimensions.

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http://archive.org/details/descriptionndimp1094518394

Lieutenant, Portuguese Navy

Keywords

Fermat Number Transform, Fourier Transform, Number Theoretic transform

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