{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleContexts #-} {-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-} {-# LANGUAGE MultiParamTypeClasses #-} {-# LANGUAGE PolyKinds #-} {-# LANGUAGE RebindableSyntax #-} {-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-} {-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies #-} -- | Classes and helper methods for the Chinese remainder transform -- and ring extensions. module Crypto.Lol.CRTrans ( CRTrans(..), CRTEmbed(..) , CRTInfo ) where import Crypto.Lol.Prelude import Crypto.Lol.Reflects import Control.Arrow -- | Information that characterizes the (invertible) Chinese remainder -- transformation over a ring @r@, namely: -- -- (1) a function that returns the @i@th power of some /principal/ -- @m@th root of unity (for any integer @i@) -- -- (2) the multiplicative inverse of @\\hat{m}@ in @r@. type CRTInfo r = (Int -> r, r) -- | A ring that (possibly) supports invertible Chinese remainder -- transformations of various indices. -- | The values of 'crtInfo' for different indices @m@ should be -- consistent, in the sense that if @omega@, @omega'@ are respectively -- the roots of unity used for @m@, @m'@ where @m@ divides @m'@, then -- it should be the case that @omega'^(m'/m)=omega@. class (Monad mon, Ring r) => CRTrans mon r where -- | 'CRTInfo' for a given index @m@. The method itself may be -- slow, but the function it returns should be fast, e.g., via -- internal memoization. crtInfo :: Reflects m Int => TaggedT m mon (CRTInfo r) -- | A ring with a ring embedding into some ring @CRTExt r@ that has -- an invertible CRT transformation for /every/ positive index @m@. class (Ring r, Ring (CRTExt r)) => CRTEmbed r where type CRTExt r -- | Embeds from @r@ to @CRTExt r@ toExt :: r -> CRTExt r -- | Projects from @CRTExt r@ to @r@ fromExt :: CRTExt r -> r -- | Product ring instance (CRTrans mon a, CRTrans mon b) => CRTrans mon (a,b) where crtInfo = do (fa, inva) <- crtInfo (fb, invb) <- crtInfo return (fa &&& fb, (inva, invb)) -- | Product ring instance (CRTEmbed a, CRTEmbed b) => CRTEmbed (a,b) where type CRTExt (a,b) = (CRTExt a, CRTExt b) toExt = toExt *** toExt fromExt = fromExt *** fromExt -- | Complex numbers have 'CRTrans' for any index @m@ instance (Monad mon, Transcendental a) => CRTrans mon (Complex a) where crtInfo = crtInfoC crtInfoC :: forall mon m a . (Monad mon, Reflects m Int, Transcendental a) => TaggedT m mon (CRTInfo (Complex a)) crtInfoC = let mval = proxy value (Proxy::Proxy m) mhat = valueHat mval in return (omegaPowC mval, recip $ fromIntegral mhat) omegaPowC :: (Transcendental a) => Int -> Int -> Complex a omegaPowC m i = cis (2*pi*fromIntegral i / fromIntegral m) -- | Self-embed instance (Transcendental a) => CRTEmbed (Complex a) where type CRTExt (Complex a) = Complex a toExt = id fromExt = id -- | Returns 'Nothing' instance CRTrans Maybe Double where crtInfo = tagT Nothing -- | Returns 'Nothing' instance CRTrans Maybe Int where crtInfo = tagT Nothing -- | Returns 'Nothing' instance CRTrans Maybe Int64 where crtInfo = tagT Nothing -- | Returns 'Nothing' instance CRTrans Maybe Integer where crtInfo = tagT Nothing -- can also do for Int8, Int16, Int32 etc. -- | Embeds into complex numbers instance CRTEmbed Double where type CRTExt Double = Complex Double toExt = fromReal . realToField fromExt = realToField . real -- | Embeds into complex numbers instance CRTEmbed Int where type CRTExt Int = Complex Double toExt = fromIntegral fromExt = fst . roundComplex -- | Embeds into complex numbers instance CRTEmbed Int64 where type CRTExt Int64 = Complex Double toExt = fromIntegral fromExt = fst . roundComplex -- | Embeds into complex numbers. (May not have sufficient -- precision.) instance CRTEmbed Integer where -- CJP: sufficient precision? Not in general. type CRTExt Integer = Complex Double toExt = fromIntegral fromExt = fst . roundComplex