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Case Method and Pluralist Economics finds with positive probability a shortest lattice vector. We demonstrate the power of these algorithms by solving random subset sum problems of arbitrary density with 74 and 82 many weights, by breaking the Chor-Rivest cryptoscheme in dimen- sions 103 and 151 and by breaking Damg?rd’s hash function.

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Types of Case Studies and Case Selection,e of this observation because of the prohibitive computations involved. In this paper we apply the Markov approach to the differentially 2-uniform mappings, and show that they converge ex- ponentially fast with high probability.

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William S. Jewell,Shrane-Koung Chouiven matrix and its transpose to . binary vectors at once. The resulting algorithm takes about ./(. ? 0.76) iterations. It was applied to matrices larger than 10. × 10. during the factorizations of 105-digit and 119-digit numbers via the general number field sieve.

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Donald Malec,Joseph Sedransk,Linda Tompkins case a new easy implementable con- struction which has a key size close to the fundamental lower bound for even extremely long messages. Furthermore, we give a proof of a secure multiround protocol for an arbitrary number of rounds.

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Case Studies in Bayesian Statisticshin larger protocols, rather than being a goal in itself. Indeed our definition, and so our protocol satisfying it, provably guarantees reducibility. Applications of this new notion in the field of secure multiparty computation are also provided.

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William S. Jewell,Shrane-Koung Chour a given access structure . the use of a mutually trusted authority. A general protocol is discussed and several implementations of this protocol are presented. The efficiency of these implementations is considered. The protocol is then refined and con- structions are presented for mutually trusted authority free threshold schemes.

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J. M. Marin,R. Montes Diez,D. Rios Insuaripping for a recently proposed payment scheme [., .], giving a practical and transparent coin ripping scheme. We then give a general solution that can be used in any payment scheme with a challenge. We also indicate how fairness can be obtained by building a contract into the coin.

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