Based on the existing researches of joint sparse form (JSF), a new five-element JSF is proposed in this paper. For every pair of integers with / binary representations length, it is proved that the average joint hamming weight of its new five-element JSF is 0.333/. Besides, Lee et al proposed a point multiplication algorithm of elliptic curve over GF(2mn) with 10lesmles20, in which Frobenius map was used to expand the integer k and each coefficient of the expansion is represented as a binary string. In this paper, with the application of the new five-element JSF to the coefficients, some variations of Lee et al's algorithm are proposed, and it can achieve a better performance with a few more storages.
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Image and Signal Processing, 2009. CISP '09. 2nd International Congress on
Date of Conference: 17-19 Oct. 2009