1) The document describes a high performance Baugh-Wooley multiplier that uses carry skip adder structures to reduce the number of partial products and increase performance. 2) It compares the proposed Baugh-Wooley multiplier to modified Booth and Vedic multipliers in terms of delay, power dissipation, and area, showing that the Baugh-Wooley design exhibits better results. 3) The Baugh-Wooley multiplier is implemented on an FPGA and operates at a maximum frequency of 95.9MHz, making it suitable for high performance applications like DSP systems.