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How the Dutch broke the Japanese Blue Code in the late 1930s Joost Rijneveld Supervisor:

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• Cryptography
• Transposition cipher
• Code
• Cipher
• Block cipher
• Japanese cryptology from the 1500s to Meiji

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How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer Sums (and differences) that are squares March 2009 Late in his life, Euler devoted a lot of time and effort to number theory. Indeed, almost 40% of his papers in number theory were publish

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How Euler Did It by Ed Sandifer Derangements September, 2004 Euler worked for a king, Frederick the Great of Prussia. When the King asks you to do something, he’s not really “asking.” In the late 1740’s and early

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