Fast computation of the biquadratic residue symbol.
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As in an earlier work by the author [\textit{A. Weilert}, Lect. Notes Comput. Sci. 1838, 595--613 (2000; Zbl 1032.11063)] the biquadratic residue symbol is extracted from the quotient sequence arising from the Euclidean descent for the G.C.D. Run time, using fast algorithms, is \(O(n(\log n)^2\log\log n)\) for Gaussian integers bounded by \(2^n\) in the norm.
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