On Deterministically Finding an Element of High Order Modulo a Composite

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Autores principales: Oznovich, Ziv, Volk, Ben Lee
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author Oznovich, Ziv
Volk, Ben Lee
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Volk, Ben Lee
contents We give a deterministic algorithm that, given a composite number $N$ and a target order $D \ge N^{1/6}$, runs in time $D^{1/2+o(1)}$ and finds either an element $a \in \mathbb{Z}_N^*$ of multiplicative order at least $D$, or a nontrivial factor of $N$. Our algorithm improves upon an algorithm of Hittmeir (arXiv:1608.08766), who designed a similar algorithm under the stronger assumption $D \ge N^{2/5}$. Hittmeir's algorithm played a crucial role in the recent breakthrough deterministic integer factorization algorithms of Hittmeir and Harvey (arXiv:2006.16729, arXiv:2010.05450, arXiv:2105.11105). When $N$ is assumed to have an $r$-power divisor with $r\ge 2$, our algorithm provides the same guarantees assuming $D \ge N^{1/6r}$.
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spellingShingle On Deterministically Finding an Element of High Order Modulo a Composite
Oznovich, Ziv
Volk, Ben Lee
Data Structures and Algorithms
Number Theory
We give a deterministic algorithm that, given a composite number $N$ and a target order $D \ge N^{1/6}$, runs in time $D^{1/2+o(1)}$ and finds either an element $a \in \mathbb{Z}_N^*$ of multiplicative order at least $D$, or a nontrivial factor of $N$. Our algorithm improves upon an algorithm of Hittmeir (arXiv:1608.08766), who designed a similar algorithm under the stronger assumption $D \ge N^{2/5}$. Hittmeir's algorithm played a crucial role in the recent breakthrough deterministic integer factorization algorithms of Hittmeir and Harvey (arXiv:2006.16729, arXiv:2010.05450, arXiv:2105.11105). When $N$ is assumed to have an $r$-power divisor with $r\ge 2$, our algorithm provides the same guarantees assuming $D \ge N^{1/6r}$.
title On Deterministically Finding an Element of High Order Modulo a Composite
topic Data Structures and Algorithms
Number Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.07668