Introduction A Linear Algebra Approach for Computing the Square Root Applications of Square Root in Cryptography Conclusion Low Complexity Bit-Parallel Square Root

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	The Schur algebra is not spectral in B(`2). Romain Tessera∗ July 31, 2009 Abstract We give an example of an infinite matrix whose rows and columns DocID: 1xVrQ - View Document
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