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For a coset of size L, the coset IFFT does an extra L multiplications at the moment (in exchange for better abstraction)
The basic radix 2 coset IFFT does the normal IFFT, and then multiplies the coefficients of the polynomial by powers of the coset offset. The normal IFFT at the end multiplies every element of the polynomial by a constant. These multiplications can be merged.
The multiply by coset procedure essentially computes offset, offset^2, offset^3 ..., by just multiplying the previous term by offset. In the coset IFFT, you really want to compute k*offset, k*offset^2, ..., which can be done by just multiplying the first term by the constant, and then proceeding as before.
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For a coset of size
L
, the coset IFFT does an extraL
multiplications at the moment (in exchange for better abstraction)The basic radix 2 coset IFFT does the normal IFFT, and then multiplies the coefficients of the polynomial by powers of the coset offset. The normal IFFT at the end multiplies every element of the polynomial by a constant. These multiplications can be merged.
The multiply by coset procedure essentially computes
offset, offset^2, offset^3 ...
, by just multiplying the previous term by offset. In the coset IFFT, you really want to computek*offset, k*offset^2, ...
, which can be done by just multiplying the first term by the constant, and then proceeding as before.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: