Primality testing with fewer random bits (1993) [1 citations — 0 self]
by Ren E Peralta, Victor Shoup
Computational Complexity
http://www.cs.uwm.edu/faculty/peralta/papers/primality.ps
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Abstract:
Abstract. In the usual formulations of the Miller-Rabin and SolovayStrassen primality testing algorithms for a number n, the algorithm chooses "candidates " x 1; x 2; : : : ; x k uniformly and independently at random from Z n, and tests if any is a "witness " to the compositeness of n. For either algorithm, the probability that it errs is at most 2
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