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Martin Ziegler Issued on 2011-06-10 To be submitted on 2011-06-16 by noon in S2/15-206

Advanced Complexity Theorie SS 2011, Exercise Sheet #8

EXERCISE 13:

Recall Exercise 10 on the n-dimensional discrete Fourier-transformFnand letS= C,S1,(+,×) . a) For~x= (x0, . . . ,xn−1),~y∈Cn, their (circular) convolution is defined as

~x⊗~y :=

n−1ℓ=0xk·yk−ℓmod nk=0...n1 Cn .

Show thatFn(~x⊗~y) = (Fn~x)·(Fn~y)componentwise.

b) Describe a straight-line program overSof lengthO(n·log n)solving the following problem:

Given the lists p0, . . . ,pn−1,q0, . . . ,qn−1 of coefficients of two polynomials p,q∈C[X] of deg(p),deg(q)<n, calculate the list of coefficients of their product p·q.

c) Describe a straight-line program overScalculating the product of m univariate polynomials of degree<n. What length do you achieve?

d) Describe a straight-line program overScalculating the sum of m univariate rational functions of degree (of both numerator and denominator)<n. What length do you achieve?

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