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The base field moduli used with elliptic curves are often chosen to be of the form 2^b + c for some small c; this is the case for the Tweedledee/Tweedledum curves, for example. We can exploit this form of modulus to speed up the reduction algorithm.
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An implementation of the candidate fast reduction for the Tweedle* curves can be found in #98. Unfortunately it is not faster than the original Montgomery reduction (yet). Closing this issue as the attempt was made and we are now moving on.
The base field moduli used with elliptic curves are often chosen to be of the form 2^b + c for some small c; this is the case for the Tweedledee/Tweedledum curves, for example. We can exploit this form of modulus to speed up the reduction algorithm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: