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Solving Linear systems over finite rings

by Brian Tyler <brian.tyler@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 6, 2008 at 03:41 PM

I'm currently writing an algorithm which depends at one small point on 
being able to solve a system of the form:

 [a_1 b_1][x_1] = [c_1]  (mod m_1)
 [a_2 b_2][x_2] = [c_2]  (mod m_2)
 [a_3 b_3][x_3] = [c_3]  (mod m_3)

where a_i,b_i,c_i \in Z and 1 < m_i \in Z

At the moment I am using the pari C library to do this, but it adds loads 
of overhead because I need to convert to the pari type and convert back 
(and if I am using GMP integers this is really slow) So I was hoping to 
write a purpose built algorithm for doing this, but I haven't had any 
luck in finding one.

An ideas?

Many thanks,
Brian.
 




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Solving Linear systems over finite rings
Brian Tyler <brian.tyl  2008-04-06 15:41:42 
Re: Solving Linear systems over finite rings
hagman <google@[EMAIL   2008-04-06 14:23:44 
Re: Solving Linear systems over finite rings
Brian Tyler <brian.tyl  2008-04-07 13:10:56 

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