Lower Bounds for Additive Complexity of Linear Operators and Bilinear Algorithms for Matrix and Polynomial Multiplication over $$GF(2)$$

For a linear operator with explicitly given Boolean $$n \times n$$ -matrix, we find the lower bound $$5n-o(n)$$ for complexity of implementation by additive circuits over $$GF(2)$$ . The lower bound $$3n-o(n)$$ is obtained for explicitly given circulant matrices and Sierpinski matrices of size $$n \times n$$ . In passing, we establish the following lower bounds for additive complexity of bilinear algorithms: $$(4-o(1))n^2$$ for multiplication of matrices of size $$n \times n$$ , $$5n-o(n)$$ for multiplication of polynomials of degree $$n-1$$ , and $$4n-o(n)$$ for the cyclic convolution of order $$n$$ over $$GF(2)$$ .

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Mathematical Notes
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0001434625605143
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Lower Bounds for Additive Complexity of Linear Operators and Bilinear Algorithms for Matrix and Polynomial Multiplication over $$GF(2)$$

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Abstract

For a linear operator with explicitly given Boolean $$n \times n$$ -matrix, we find the lower bound $$5n-o(n)$$ for complexity of implementation by additive circuits over $$GF(2)$$ . The lower bound $$3n-o(n)$$ is obtained for explicitly given circulant matrices and Sierpinski matrices of size $$n \times n$$ . In passing, we establish the following lower bounds for additive complexity of bilinear algorithms: $$(4-o(1))n^2$$ for multiplication of matrices of size $$n \times n$$ , $$5n-o(n)$$ for multiplication of polynomials of degree $$n-1$$ , and $$4n-o(n)$$ for the cyclic convolution of order $$n$$ over $$GF(2)$$ .

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