In certain computational systems the amount of space required to execute an algorithm is even more restrictive than the corresponding time necessary for solution of a problem. In this paper an ...

The extended Euclidean algorithm returns the Bézout coefficients where a·x + m·y = gcd(a, m); when gcd = 1, x (mod m) is the inverse. Pure functions (extendedGcd, modInverse) are covered by headless ...

The extended Euclidean algorithm returns the Bézout coefficients where a·x + m·y = gcd(a, m); when gcd = 1, x (mod m) is the inverse. Pure functions (extendedGcd, modInverse) are covered by headless ...