[119230] in Cypherpunks
logarithms of nonsingular binary matrices
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (bill payne)
Tue Oct 19 23:23:43 1999
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Alexandr
http://www.semionoff.com/cellular/hacking/phreaking/
Roots of nonsingular binary matrices can be computed.
011 011 010
111 111 = 001
101 101 110
How about logarithms?
Like
010
log 001
110
I think so. But this is a mind trip.
This is the guy who suggested I contact Masanori
http://math.jpl.nasa.gov/lhbook/
Linpack http://av.yahoo.com/bin/query?p=linpack&z=2&hc=0&hs=0
I sent Knuth http://www.vtbooks.com/reviews/0201896842.html a copy of
THE TAPE.
It's now transcribed.
http://home.bip.net/laszlob/cryptoag/crypto_ag.htm
best ... and, of course, keep up-wind.
bill
