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List of contributors; Introduction; Part I. Number Theoretic Aspects of Cryptology: 1. Some mathematical aspects of recent advances in cryptology R. Lidl; 2. Quadratic fields and cryptography J. Buchmann and H. C. Williams; 3. Parallel algorithms for integer factorisation R. P. Brent; 4. An open architecture number sieve A. J. Stephens and H. C. Williams; 5. Algorithms for finite fields H. W. Lenstra, Jr.; 6. Notes on continued fractions and recurrence sequences A. J. Van der Poorten; Part II. Cryptographic Devices and Applications: 7. Security in telecommunication services over the next decade J. Snare; 8. Linear feedback shift registers and stream ciphers E. Dawson; 9. Applying randomness tests to commercial level block ciphers H. Gustaphson, E. Dawson and W. Caelli; 10. Pseudo-random sequence generators using structures noise R. S. Safavi-Naini and J. R. Seberry; 11. Privacy for MANCET M. Warner; 12. Authentication B. Newman; 13. Insecurity of the knapsack one-time pad R. T. Worley; 14. The tactical frequency management problem: heuristic search and simulated annealing L. Peters; 15. Reed–Solomon coding in the complex field M. Rudolph; Part III. Diophantine Analysis: 16. Class number problems for real quadratic fields R. A. Mollin and H. C. Williams; 17. Number theoretic problems involving two independent bases T. Kamae; 18. A class of normal numbers II. Y. -N. Nakai and I. Shiokawa; 19. Notes on uniform distribution G. Myerson and A. Pollington; 20. Thue equations and multiplicative independence B. Brizinda; 21. A number theoretic crank associated with open bosonic strings F. G. Garvan; 22. Universal families of abelian varieties A. Silverberg.
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reviewed Number theory and cryptography on January 12, 2011
Number theory and cryptography
A thought-provoking and informative book that contains a compilation of essays about the economic, political and social standing of India in the nineties. Although it's been a while since those days have passed, the book nevertheless is quite an interesting read. There's a lot to learn, plenty of room to grow for India in every aspect and the book pinpoints all the reasons India has always remained a third-world country and how it can cure all the parasitic infections that have festered the nation since it's independence. Definitely worth the read, if you have missed out reading the newspapers in your childhood, otherwise also. In fact, this book should be made a part of our history textbooks.
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