AbstractPairing-based schemes, such as identity-based cryptosystem, are widely used for future computing environments. Hence the work of hardware architectures for GF(pm) has been brought to public attention for the past few years since most of the pairing-based schemes are implemented using arithmetic operations over GF(pm) defined by irreducible trinomials. This paper proposes a new most significant elements (MSE)-first serial multiplier for GF(pm), where p>2, which is more efficient than least significant elements (LSE)-first multipliers from the point of view of both the time delay and the size of registers. In particular, the proposed multiplier has an advantage when the extension degree of finite fields m is large and the characterist...
Arithmetic operations over binary extension fields GF(2^m) have many important applications in domai...
An efficient architecture of a reconfigurable Least/Most Significant Bit multiplier for Galois field...
The basic arithmetic operations (i.e. addition, multiplication, and inversion) in finite fields, GF ...
AbstractPairing-based schemes, such as identity-based cryptosystem, are widely used for future compu...
In this article, a new architecture of bit-serial polynomial basis (PB) multipliers over the binary ...
High throughput is a crucial factor in bit-serial GF(2m) fields multiplication for a variety of diff...
Finite field GF(2(m)) is important to many practical application of modern communication. Exponentia...
Cryptographic and coding theory algorithms use arithmetic operations over finite fields. Finite fiel...
With the rapid development of economic and technical progress, designers and users of various kinds ...
We present an architecture for digit-serial multiplication in finite fields GF(2^m) with application...
Because of the efficient tradeoff in area–time complexities, digit-serial systolic multiplier ...
Systolic finite field multiplier over GF(2m) based on the National Institute of Standards and Techno...
Two new hardware architectures are proposed for performing multiplication in GF( p)and GF (2n), whic...
Multiplication in finite fields (Galois fields) is a basic operation for cryptography applications. ...
Montgomery multiplication in GF(2 m ) is defined by a(x)b(x)r 1 (x) mod f(x), where the field is...
Arithmetic operations over binary extension fields GF(2^m) have many important applications in domai...
An efficient architecture of a reconfigurable Least/Most Significant Bit multiplier for Galois field...
The basic arithmetic operations (i.e. addition, multiplication, and inversion) in finite fields, GF ...
AbstractPairing-based schemes, such as identity-based cryptosystem, are widely used for future compu...
In this article, a new architecture of bit-serial polynomial basis (PB) multipliers over the binary ...
High throughput is a crucial factor in bit-serial GF(2m) fields multiplication for a variety of diff...
Finite field GF(2(m)) is important to many practical application of modern communication. Exponentia...
Cryptographic and coding theory algorithms use arithmetic operations over finite fields. Finite fiel...
With the rapid development of economic and technical progress, designers and users of various kinds ...
We present an architecture for digit-serial multiplication in finite fields GF(2^m) with application...
Because of the efficient tradeoff in area–time complexities, digit-serial systolic multiplier ...
Systolic finite field multiplier over GF(2m) based on the National Institute of Standards and Techno...
Two new hardware architectures are proposed for performing multiplication in GF( p)and GF (2n), whic...
Multiplication in finite fields (Galois fields) is a basic operation for cryptography applications. ...
Montgomery multiplication in GF(2 m ) is defined by a(x)b(x)r 1 (x) mod f(x), where the field is...
Arithmetic operations over binary extension fields GF(2^m) have many important applications in domai...
An efficient architecture of a reconfigurable Least/Most Significant Bit multiplier for Galois field...
The basic arithmetic operations (i.e. addition, multiplication, and inversion) in finite fields, GF ...