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Computing / Cryptographic protocols / Models of computation / Universal composability / Turing machine / Security parameter / Computational complexity theory / Actor model / Ciphertext indistinguishability / Theoretical computer science / Applied mathematics / Cryptography
Date: 2007-12-18 01:20:50
Computing
Cryptographic protocols
Models of computation
Universal composability
Turing machine
Security parameter
Computational complexity theory
Actor model
Ciphertext indistinguishability
Theoretical computer science
Applied mathematics
Cryptography

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