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Booth multiplication

Also known as Booth recoding, Booth multiplier. This is the canonical page; those names redirect here.

Deliberately does NOT claim the bare name 'Booth's algorithm': that belongs to Kellogg Booth's least-rotation algorithm in strings (1980), while this is Andrew Donald Booth's signed multiplier (1951). Same surname, different people, different problems.

Pairings in the atlas

Rivals: other methods for the same problems

Where it sits

computer-architecture · Formal Languages & Compilers