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INTEGER. Whole, untouched. Res integra means a question which is new and undecided. 2 Kent, Com. 177.

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However, some machines are faster using integer arithmetic. To increase the flexibility of both the FM and ZM packages, they have been written so that the type of arithmetic used for the basic operations can be easily changed.

Algorithm 786: Multiple-Precision Complex Arithmetic and Functions

RSA algorithm is built on large integer arithmetic, whose input and output are both large integers.

Utilizing the Double-Precision Floating-Point Computing Power of GPUs for RSA Acceleration

We now describe a method for exploiting that feature through integer arithmetic. A previous old, as well as a recent new article in the Communications have discussed such implementations: Payne, Rabung and Bogyo [11] for IBM 360s in 1969 and Carta in 1990 [2] for unspecified CPU's that seem to do integer arithmetic with 31-bit registers, a variety unknown to us.

Technical correspondence

The use of modular exponentiation of primitive roots of prime over its residual elements generates session keys which involves only integer arithmetic and is free from round off errors.

A Hybrid Chaotic and Number Theoretic Approach for Securing DICOM Images

(2) Some of the fastest integer arithmetic performance in the world:Compared processor performance based on values posted from SPECint_rate(R)2006, excluding HPC servers (as of July 11, 2013).

Fujitsu Integrates Internal Database Platform Using SPARC M10 Servers

Note that there is a residual integer arithmetic requirement in this version of Random.

Random number generators: good ones are hard to find

[2] have proposed a very efficient way to implement a portable MLCG with modulus m using only [log.sub.2(m + 1)]-bit integer arithmetic, when a satisfies: a.sup.2 <m.

Efficient and portable combined random number generators

The desire to use integer arithmetic. The precision required to represent the [low, high) interval grows with the length of the message.