feat(univariate): Shoup's trace splitter root search - #253
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Maintainer re-land in progress. The original author is no longer available; we are porting this work onto current Bookkeeping: #254 is the roots source of truth (it already contains Shoup + more). We will not merge this PR as-is. When the re-land PR merges, this PR will be closed as superseded. Attribution to Valerii Huhnin (olympichek) is retained on ported modules. |
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Overview
This PR adds Shoup's deterministic univariate root-search algorithm in addition to the current smooth-subgroup algorithm.
This PR includes: