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Finite-element models of microelectrode field potentials in the eye.
Finite-element models of microelectrode field potentials in the ...
Robert Washington. LeAnder (7996376)
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Lower Bound of the Complexity of Seven-Valued Functions in the Class of Polarized Polynomials
One of the directions of the investigation of functions over finite fields is the study of their representations, including polynomial ones. In the area of polynomial representations of functions the problem of estimating the complexity of such ...
A.S. Baliuk, A.S. Zinchenko
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Elements of high order in finite fields specified by binomials
Let $F_q$ be a field with $q$ elements, where $q$ is a power of a prime number $p\geq 5$. For any integer $m\geq 2$ and $a\in F_q^*$ such that the polynomial $x^m-a$ is irreducible in $F_q[x]$, we combine two different methods to explicitly construct ...
V. Bovdi, A. Diene, R. Popovych
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The complexity of pseudo-Kronecker and free-Kronecker forms of functions over finite fields
An approach enabling partial generalization of the Green–Sasao hierarchy for polynomial forms of Boolean functions to the case of an arbitrary finite field was introduced.
A.S. Baliuk
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On multiplication in finite fields
The authors introduce complexity notions and give a brief review of algebraic fields. They propose a method for multiplication in finite fields. The method is shown to be a significant improvement over the best known bilinear complexities for certain finite fields.
Murat Cenk, Ferruh Özbudak
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Field Simulation as an Aid to Machine Design: The State of the Art [PDF]
The paper provides an overview of the modern field simulation techniques available to assist in the design and performance prediction of electromechanical devices, including electric motors. Commercial software, usually based on finite element or related
Jan Sykulski +2 more
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Computation with finite fields
A technique for systematically generating representations of finite fields is presented. Relations which must be physically realized in order to implement a parallel arithmetic unit to add, multiply, and divide elements of finite fields of 2n elements are obtained.
Thomas C. Bartee, David I. Schneider
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On the multiplicative order of elements in Wiedemann's towers of finite fields
We consider recursive binary finite field extensions $E_{i+1} =E_{i} (x_{i+1} )$, $i\ge -1$, defined by D. Wiedemann. The main object of the paper is to give some proper divisors of the Fermat numbers $N_{i} $ that are not equal to the multiplicative ...
R. Popovych
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Let \(F^*\) be the multiplicative group of non-zero elements of \(\mathrm{GF}(p^n)\) where \(p\) is a prime; set \(p^n-1 = rs\) where \((r, s) = 1\), \(r < s\) and \(r\not\equiv 1 \bmod p\). \(F^*\) has subgroups \(Y, Z\) of orders \(r, s\) respectively and every element \(\xi\) of \(F^*\) can be expressed uniquely in the form \(\xi = \eta\zeta\) with \
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Some Multisecret-Sharing Schemes over Finite Fields
A secret sharing scheme is a method of assigning shares for a secret to some participants such that only some distinguished subsets of these subsets can recover the secret while other subsets cannot.
Selda Çalkavur, Patrick Solé
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