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Implement an iterative FFT algorithm #21
Implement an iterative FFT algorithm #21
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Couple thoughts here:
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here rather than outside the for loop.Result<(), FftError>
, orResult<[F], FftError>
if you end up deciding to return the result rather than mutating a passed-in buffer. Naturally this means you'll have to define anFftError
enum in this module, akin toencrypt::EncryptError
andfinite_field::FiniteFieldError
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This answers the question above. I'll propagate an error here.
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Actually, I need to do
.ok_or_else(< some FftError>)?
.However, I think panicking is more appropriate here. These errors don't depends on the input, they only happen if
root()
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Why? Because I might want to raise
self
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I'm not sure if one would ever want to do that. The reason is more mathematically pedantic: Raising an element of a group (or field) to the power of an element of that group (or field) is not always well-defined. In general, a^x only makes sense if x is an integer.
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Note that I plan to solve this TODO in the next PR.