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Small Molecule X‐ray Crystal Structures at a Crossroads
Accompanying text: After 110 years of constant improvements in hardware and software for data measurement, it is now necessary to improve the model that SC‐XRD data are fit to. This creates a ‘crossroads’ – a choice between the old independent atom model and newer approaches.
Nathan D. D. Hill, René T. Boeré
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Protections against Differential Analysis for Elliptic Curve Cryptography — An Algebraic Approach —
Marc Jóye, Christophe Tymen
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MNT Elliptic Curves with Non-Prime Order [PDF]
Miyaji, Nakabayashi, and Takano proposed the algorithm for the construction of prime order pairing-friendly elliptic curves with embedding degrees $k=3,4,6$. We present a method for generating generalized MNT curves. The order of such pairing-friendly curves is the product of two prime numbers.
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Compact Encoding of Non-adjacent Forms with Applications to Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Marc Jóye, Christophe Tymen
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TinyECC: A Configurable Library for Elliptic Curve Cryptography in Wireless Sensor Networks [PDF]
An Liu, Peng Ning
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DFT calculations demonstrate that at surfaces of the disordered orthorhombic FeNbO₄ material, H₂ molecules preferentially dissociate at Fe‐coordinated oxygen‐bridge sites compared to Nb‐coordinated sites, subsequently facilitating the formation of water molecules.
Xingyu Wang+2 more
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A Survey of Latest Trends in Cryptography and Elliptic Curve Cryptography
With the advances in electronic technology today there is a lot of progress in computing power and also the parallelism in processors . These advances have made cryptographic solutions to security more complicated specially in the case of electronic transactions.
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A 6.3nJ/op low energy 160-bit modulo-multiplier for elliptic curve cryptography processor [PDF]
Hye Jung Kim+2 more
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Particle rounding effects comparison of different methods: (a), (b), and (c) are the rounding results using the B‐spline curve method with different R; (d), (e), and (f) are the results of vertex rounding substitution method with different rounding radii.
Jiabin Dong+6 more
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Abstract Background The avian node is the equivalent of the amphibian Spemann's organizer, as indicated by its ability to induce a secondary axis, cellular contribution, and gene expression, whereas the node of the mouse, which displays limited inductive capacities, was suggested to be a part of spatially distributed signaling.
Braah Harmoush+2 more
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