Coding theory and cryptography
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This cluster of papers focuses on the intersection of cryptography and error-correcting codes, exploring topics such as algebraic attacks, Reed-Solomon codes, Boolean functions, the McEliece cryptosystem, frequency hopping sequences, and decoding algorithms. The papers delve into the design and analysis of cryptographic functions, code-based cryptography, fast correlation attacks, and constructions of secure communication systems.
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error-correcting codes; finite fields; linear codes; cyclic codes; code construction; coding theory; Boolean functions; Reed-Solomon codes; binary codes; minimum distance; linear feedback shift registers; decoding algorithms; pseudorandom sequences; BCH codes; weight distribution; stream ciphers; dual codes; self-dual codes; algebraic geometry codes; linear complexity; binary sequences; MDS codes; bent functions; optimal codes; m-sequences
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Morton address: 36174792768521427 · morton4x16-v1
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