Lecture

Common Multiplicand Speedup

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Description

This lecture discusses the concept of common multiplicand speedup, which involves expressing two multiplications using logical operations with bitwise AND and XOR. The idea is to optimize the multiplication process by efficiently utilizing logical operations. The instructor explains how to perform these operations and provides observations on the resulting speedup. The lecture covers various scenarios and examples to illustrate the concept of common multiplicand speedup.

Instructor

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