Evaluating Binary Polynomials using Subpolynomials

Polynomials over bit-vectors, binary polynomials, are considered algebraically and it is observed that binary polynomials can be considered as a tree of subpolynomials. A construction of such subpolynomials is given. The application of these subpolynomials, along with other recent results on binary polynomials, in encoding polynomials over bit-vectors as part of solving SMT problems is investigated. Preliminary results are given.

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City Research Online (City University London)
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2025-08-07
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Evaluating Binary Polynomials using Subpolynomials

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Evaluating Binary Polynomials using Subpolynomials

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Abstract

Polynomials over bit-vectors, binary polynomials, are considered algebraically and it is observed that binary polynomials can be considered as a tree of subpolynomials. A construction of such subpolynomials is given. The application of these subpolynomials, along with other recent results on binary polynomials, in encoding polynomials over bit-vectors as part of solving SMT problems is investigated. Preliminary results are given.

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