Modular Multiplication of Polynomials in Galois Fields

Class 12th – Multiplication Modulo Example | Relation and Functions | Tutorials Point

this is called modular origami, where you fold many pieces of paper and combine them at the end! When you think of origami, you probably think of one piece of paper folded over and over again into some crazy final form - this kind of origami can be magnificent but very complicated to fold. I prefer modular origami because it is repetitive and relaxing, and folding 24 base units to make a pair of earrings is not so bad when you can binge X-Files in the background! At the end, assembling all of th

MODULAR ORIGAMI STAR (Francesco Mancini)