Article | REF: AF172 V1

Cryptography - Mathematics

Author: Guy CHASSÉ

Publication date: July 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    2. Elementary mathematics of cryptography

    We briefly introduce the notions of algebra (arithmetic and polynomials over a body) that will be used in the following. For a presentation of mathematical language and algebraic structures in general, we refer to B. Randé's article Set and structure language.

    A more complete study of polynomials is available in B. Randé's article Polynomials. Algebraic study.

    2.1 Arithmetic

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    2.1.1 Some properties of the ring of integers

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