Karatsuba's Integer Multiplication
What is the main advantage of Karatsuba's algorithm over traditional multiplication?
In Karatsuba's algorithm, when we split x = 1234 at position 2, what are the high and low parts?
How many multiplication operations does Karatsuba's algorithm require at each level of recursion?
What is the recurrence relation for Karatsuba's time complexity?
For the multiplication 1234 × 5678 using Karatsuba with split position 2, what is the value of (a+b)(c+d)?
In the final combination step of Karatsuba's algorithm, what is the formula for computing the result?
What is the primary reason Karatsuba's algorithm becomes more efficient as input size increases?
Consider implementing Karatsuba for very large numbers. What is the most critical optimization consideration?
In a practical implementation of Karatsuba's algorithm, what happens if the input numbers have different lengths?