I have constructed a big prime field:
p=68235916425158872634653027 F=GF(p) And then I make two extension field E1=GF(p^2) E2=GF(p^6) It is obvious that E2 is the extension field of E1. Now how can I express the element in E2 with the basis in E1.
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I have constructed a big prime field:
p=68235916425158872634653027 F=GF(p) And then I make two extension field E1=GF(p^2) E2=GF(p^6) It is obvious that E2 is the extension field of E1. Now how can I express the element in E2 with the basis in E1.
I have constructed a big prime field:
p=68235916425158872634653027 F=GF(p) And then I make two extension field E1=GF(p^2) E2=GF(p^6) It is obvious that E2 is the extension field of E1. Now how can I express the element in E2 with the basis in E1.
I have constructed a big prime field:
p = 68235916425158872634653027
F = GF(p)
p=68235916425158872634653027
F=GF(p)
And then I make two extension field fields
E1 = GF(p^2)
E2 = GF(p^6)
It is obvious that E2 is E1.
Now how can I express the element in E2 E1.I have constructed a big prime field:
p = 68235916425158872634653027
F = GF(p)
And then I make two extension fields
E1 = GF(p^2)
E2 = GF(p^6)
It is obvious that E2 is a field extension of E1.
Now how can I express the element in E2 with the basis in E1.
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