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Cyclic Vector Multiplication Algorithm and Existence Probability of Gauss Period Normal Basis

Kenta NEKADO, Yasuyuki NOGAMI, Hidehiro KATO, Yoshitaka MORIKAWA

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Recently, pairing-based cryptographic application sch-emes have attracted much attentions. In order to make the schemes more efficient, not only pairing algorithm but also arithmetic operations in extension field need to be efficient. For this purpose, the authors have proposed a series of cyclic vector multiplication algorithms (CVMAs) corresponding to the adopted bases such as type-I optimal normal basis (ONB). Note here that every basis adapted for the conventional CVMAs are just special classes of Gauss period normal bases (GNBs). In general, GNB is characterized with a certain positive integer h in addition to characteristic p and extension degree m, namely type-⟨h.m⟩ GNB in extension field Fpm. The parameter h needs to satisfy some conditions and such a positive integer h infinitely exists. From the viewpoint of the calculation cost of CVMA, it is preferred to be small. Thus, the minimal one denoted by hmin will be adapted. This paper focuses on two remaining problems: 1) CVMA has not been expanded for general GNBs yet and 2) the minimal hmin sometimes becomes large and it causes an inefficient case. First, this paper expands CVMA for general GNBs. It will improve some critical cases with large hmin reported in the conventional works. After that, this paper shows a theorem that, for a fixed prime number r, other prime numbers modulo r uniformly distribute between 1 to r-1. Then, based on this theorem, the existence probability of type-⟨hmin,m⟩ GNB in Fpm and also the expected value of hmin are explicitly given.

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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E94-A No.1 pp.172-179
Publication Date
2011/01/01
Publicized
Online ISSN
1745-1337
DOI
10.1587/transfun.E94.A.172
Type of Manuscript
Special Section PAPER (Special Section on Cryptography and Information Security)
Category
Mathematics

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