Abstract :
We study the multiplicative complexity and the rank of the multiplication in the local algebras Rm,n=k[x,y]/(xm+1 ,yn+1) and Tn=k[x,y]/(xn+1,xny,...,yn+1 ) of bivariate polynomials. We obtain the lower bounds (21/3-0(1))·dim Rm,n, and (2½-0(1))·dim Tn for the multiplicative complexity of the multiplication in Rm,n and Tn, respectively. On the other hand, we derive the upper bounds 3·dim Tn-2n-2 and 3·dim Rm.n-m-n-3 for the rank of the multiplication in Tn and Rm,n, respectively, provided that the ground field k admits “fast” univariate polynomial multiplication mod xN-1. Our results are also applicable to arbitrary finite dimensional algebras of truncated bivariate polynomials k[x,y]/I, where the ideal I=(x(d0+1),x(d1+1)y,...,x(dn+1)yn ,yn+1) is described by a degree pattern d0⩾d1⩾···⩾dn ⩾0
Keywords :
computational complexity; polynomials; arbitrary finite dimensional algebras; bivariate polynomial multiplication; bivariate polynomials; local algebras; lower bounds; multiplicative complexity; truncated bivariate polynomials; univariate polynomial multiplication; upper bounds; Algebra; Costs; Performance evaluation; Polynomials; Radio access networks; Shape; Tellurium; Upper bound;