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This paper offers two new division algorithms by digit recurrence. Compared to the standard radix-2 division algorithms with carry-save addition, the new division algorithms trade off a simpler selection logic for more alternatives in the basic repetition step. Our final division algorithm is potentially faster and more energy efficient than radix-2 division with carry-save addition, because the selection logic has less delay and the repetition steps on average perform fewer additions and subtractions.