High-Speed Fully Homomorphic Encryption over the Integers Xiaolin Cao, Ciara Moore, M´aire O’Neill, Neil Hanley, and Elizabeth O’Sullivan Centre for Secure Information Technologies, Queen’s University Belfast, Nor

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Finite-Field Consensus Fabio Pasqualetti, Domenica Borra, and Francesco Bullo Abstract— This work studies consensus networks over finite fields, where agents process and communicate values from the set of integers {0,

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On the Density of Sequences of Integers the Sum of No Two of Which is a Square II. General Sequences J. C. Lagarias A. M. Odlyzko J. B. Shearer*

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Sage Reference Manual: Standard Commutative Rings Release 6.7 The Sage Development Team

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2009 Paper 9 Question 9 Information Theory and Coding (a) Calculate the entropy in bits for each of the following random variables: (i ) Pixel values in an image whose possible grey values are all the integers from 0 to

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MATH 210A PRACTICE MIDTERM 1. √ Recall that the Gaussian integers Z[i] form a euclidean domain (with norm |a + bi| = a2 + b2 ), and thus a principal ideal domain. State the classification theorem for finitelygenerated

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24th Nordic Mathematical Contest, 13th of April, 2010 Solutions of the problems 1. A function f : Z+ → Z+ , where Z+ is the set of positive integers, is non-decreasing and satisfies f (mn) = f (m)f (n) for all relative

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Sudoku Puzzle with Limits A Puzzle by David Pleacher Solve the 28 limit problems below and place the answer in the corresponding cell (labeled A, B, C, … Y, Z, a, b). Your answers should be integers from 1 to 9 inclusi

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Foundations of computing: Algorithms and Data Structures Rasmus Pagh October 23, 2011 Priority queues 1. Suppose you are given a list of n integers and a number k, and want to report the k

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Bibliography ´ Pint´er. On the resolution of equations Axn − By n = C in integers x, y and [1] A. Bazs´ o, A. B´erczes, K. Gy˝ ory, and A. n ≥ 3. II. Publ. Math. Debrecen, 76(1-2):227–250, 2010.

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