two number theory questions
Steve Zhang
steve9482003 at yahoo.com
Thu Apr 24 23:49:46 EDT 2003
Hi,
I have two number theory questions:
Question #1:
Assume that p is a large prime and g is a generator.
Given y=g^b mod p but no b (that is, b is unknown), are there efficient algorithms to compute z=g^{b^{-1}} mod p?
Question #2:
Assume that p is a large prime and g is a generator.
Given y=g^{b^2} mod p but no b (that is, b is unknown), are there efficient algorithms to compute z=g^b mod p? How about computing y from z (b is still unknown)?
Thank you.
Steve
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