Classical polynomial-time discrete logarithms
Given a prime p , a generator g of mathbb F p^ and h ne0 , can a classical algorithm find x with g^x=h in time polynomial in log p ?
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Given a prime p , a generator g of mathbb F p^ and h ne0 , can a classical algorithm find x with g^x=h in time polynomial in log p ?
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