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Dilithium for Memory Constrained Devices [PDF]
We investigate the use of the Dilithium post-quantum digital signature scheme on memory-constrained systems. Reference and optimized implementations of Dilithium in the benchmarking framework pqm4 (Cortex-M4) require 50 – 100 KiB of memory, demonstrating
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Compact Instruction Set Extensions for Dilithium
Transactions on Embedded Computing SystemsPost-quantum cryptography is considered to provide security against both traditional and quantum computer attacks. Dilithium is a digital signature algorithm that derives its security from the challenge of finding short vectors in lattices. It has been selected as one of the standardizations in the NIST post-quantum cryptography project.
Weijia Wang, Qi Tian, Lu Li
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Optimizing Dilithium Implementation with AVX2/-512
Transactions on Embedded Computing SystemsDilithium is a signature scheme that is currently being standardized to the Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Standard by NIST. It is believed to be secure even against attacks from large-scale quantum computers based on lattice problems. The implementation efficiency is important for promoting the migration of current cryptography algorithms to ...
Min Luo, Debiao He, Xiangyong Zeng
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Implementing CRYSTAL-Dilithium on FRDM-K64 [PDF]
This document presents the performance of the lattice-based signature scheme Dilithium for FRDM-K64 ARM Cortex-M4. Dilithium is a recent post-quantum cryptographic scheme, such as a candidate in the third round of the NIST.
K. Denisse Ortega L. +1 more
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ChemInform, 2002
AbstractFor Abstract see ChemInform Abstract in Full Text.
Nezha, Dridi +3 more
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Angewandte Chemie, 1957
AbstractDas aus o‐Phenylen‐quecksilber und Lithium zugängliche o‐Dilithium‐benzol löst sich tiefrot in Äther und ist darin gut haltbar. Seine Konstitution ist auf Grund der Reaktionsweise mit Benzophenon, Kohlendioxyd und Quecksilber‐(II)‐chlorid gesichert.
Georg Wittig, Friedrich Bickelhaupt
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AbstractDas aus o‐Phenylen‐quecksilber und Lithium zugängliche o‐Dilithium‐benzol löst sich tiefrot in Äther und ist darin gut haltbar. Seine Konstitution ist auf Grund der Reaktionsweise mit Benzophenon, Kohlendioxyd und Quecksilber‐(II)‐chlorid gesichert.
Georg Wittig, Friedrich Bickelhaupt
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Dilithium Hexaorganostannate(IV) Compounds
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2014AbstractHypercoordination of main‐group elements such as the heavier Group 14 elements (silicon, germanium, tin, and lead) usually requires strong electron‐withdrawing ligands and/or donating groups. Herein, we present the synthesis and characterization of two hexaaryltin(IV) dianions in form of their dilithium salts [Li2(thf)2{Sn(2‐pyMe)6}] (pyMe ...
Ireen, Schrader +2 more
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Zeitschrift für anorganische und allgemeine Chemie, 1999
Li2B6 is formed from the elements as transparent red microcrystalline compound (Li : B = 1 : 3; Mo crucible in closed Nb ampoule; 1723 K; 4 h). Single crystals are grown from a lithium silicide melt with large Li excess at 1923 K. Li2B6 is a semiconductor with electron as well as Li+ ionic conductivity which dominates above 600 K.
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Li2B6 is formed from the elements as transparent red microcrystalline compound (Li : B = 1 : 3; Mo crucible in closed Nb ampoule; 1723 K; 4 h). Single crystals are grown from a lithium silicide melt with large Li excess at 1923 K. Li2B6 is a semiconductor with electron as well as Li+ ionic conductivity which dominates above 600 K.
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Novel benzimidazole dilithium compound
Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds, 2006AbstractChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 200 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract, please click on HTML or PDF.
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