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Abstract: The authors describe VLSI architectures for multiplication modulo p, where p is a Fermat prime. With increasing p, ROM-based table lookup methods become unattractive for integration due to ...

Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Chapter 8, titled ‘The Three Heavenly Cursed Gods,’ has arrived and it features something that fans were eager to get familiar with. Maru and Cross, despite being two of the ...

If you’re dying to know where and when Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Chapter 8 drops, you’re in the right place because it’s dropping right on Sunday, October 26, 2025. The spin-off has been heating up the ...

Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo is picking up its pace with the right amount of intense battles and intriguing world-building by Gege Akutami. The last chapter was a roller coaster ride with the reveals, such ...

The Jujutsu Kaisen universe continues to evolve, and Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Chapter 8 is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated entries in the manga’s sequel series. With so much happening, ...

Top 10 Tricks to Learn Multiplication Tables: Learning multiplication tables is one of the most important building blocks in building a child’s problem-solving ability. It helps with faster ...

The survey said 1,15,022 children from the three grades were assessed and 2,70,424 teachers and school leaders responded through questionnaires. Only 55 per cent of Class 3 students can arrange ...

A recent Ministry of Education survey reveals significant learning gaps among Indian students. Only 55% of Class 3 students can order numbers up to 99, and just 53% of Class 6 students know ...

Only 55 per cent of Class 3 students can arrange numbers up to 99 in ascending or descending order while only 53 per cent of them in Class 6 know tables up to 10, a Ministry of Education (MoE) survey ...

New Delhi: Only 55 per cent of Class 3 students can arrange numbers up to 99 in ascending or descending order while only 53 per cent of them in Class 6 know tables up to 10, a Ministry of Education ...