12/5 How does one find the multiplicative inverse with modulus m?
\_ take Euler's method for finding the gcd of two numbers. take
\_ Euclid's -ok
one number as m and the other as the number you would like to
find the inverse of, and run them through this. then use this
to construct an expression like "1=<your num>*a + b*m". a is
your inverse. ask me if you need something more detailed. -chialea
\_ okay thanks chialea. Can you please point me to a URL that
explains how the Knapsack problem + multiplicative inverse
stuff are used for public/private key encryption? Thanks. |