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Topic: Cryptography and Residue Arithmetic ×Clear all

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1. Computer Science › Cryptography and Residue Arithmetic

   A 51-Addition Alternative-Basis Kernel for Rank-23 $3\times3$ Matrix Multiplication

   Stapleton and Perminov · arXiv (Cornell University) · 2026

   The paper presents a rank-23 3×3 matrix multiplication algorithm needing 51 additions in alternative bases, found by combining linear-program reduction with a search over sparse basis changes.

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   1. Supported · 71%The authors give a rank-23 method for multiplying 3×3 matrices using 51 additions in alternative bases, or 56 additions in ordinary coordinates.“We give a rank-23 algorithm for $3\times3$ matrix multiplication using 51 additions and subtractions in alternative bases. The input and output conversions require five further additions, giving 56 additions in ordinary coordinates.”