Taking roots over high extensions of finite fields
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Abstract: We present a new algorithm for computing -th roots over the finite field , where , with a prime, and any positive integer. In the particular case , the cost of the new algorithm is an expected operations in , where and are bounds for the cost of polynomial multiplication and modular polynomial composition. Known results give and , so our algorithm is subquadratic in .
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