Alekhnovich Bivariate Bounded Root Search #
Executable batched X-adic root lifting for the Guruswami-Sudan bivariate root
phase. The public output is exactly filtered against Q(X, p(X)) = 0 and
degree p < k, following Alekhnovich's lattice-based root-search approach
[Ale05].
References #
- [M. Alekhnovich, Linear Diophantine Equations Over Polynomials and Soft Decoding of Reed-Solomon Codes, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory 51(7), 2257-2265, 2005][Ale05]
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Precision requested by the Alekhnovich top-level root search.
This asks for a small margin over the exactness bound; exact filtering remains the public soundness boundary.
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Normalized shifted residual and its stripped X-adic valuation.
- valuation : ℕ
- residual : CBivariate F
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Shift, truncate, strip the visible X-adic factor, and report the residual.
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Compose an outer prefix with a suffix prefix returned by a residual call.
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Normalize a residual by stripping an initial common X factor only up to the
requested precision. Returning none means the current equation is
unconstrained modulo the requested precision.
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Alekhnovich root prefixes with explicit fuel.
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Alekhnovich root prefixes through the requested precision.
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Finish one Alekhnovich prefix with Alekhnovich-only recursive suffix
completion. Prefixes already at precision k are simply truncated to the final
degree bound.
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Materialize bounded-degree candidates from Alekhnovich prefixes.
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Finish one Alekhnovich prefix with Alekhnovich-only suffix completion.
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Materialize bounded-degree candidates from Alekhnovich prefixes.
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Alekhnovich bounded-degree roots, with exact final filtering and deduplication. The zero bivariate input follows the finite-output convention used by the Roth backend and returns no roots.