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Square hidden number problem

Suppose I have a mystery number $m$ modulo $p$ that I wish to find. I know the value of $m+x_i^2$ where $x_i$ is randomly chosen modulo $p$ for some large number of different $x_i$, $N$ many, $N \gg \...
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Do the normal forms for braid groups really conceal information about better than randomly applying the braid relations?

In braid based cryptography, one typically wants to conceal the way a certain braid $b$ has been obtained. One therefore puts $b$ into some normal form. Since every braid has a unique normal form, the ...
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Polynomial dynamical systems

The question is somewhat related to the theory of permutation polynomials. Let $\mathbb{F}_p$ be a finite field of $p$ elements ($p$ is prime) and $\mathcal{V} = \mathbb{F}_p^2 = \{ (t_1,t_2)\::\: t_1,...
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RSA as a hidden subgroup problem

The Hidden Subgroup Problem (HSP) covers several known problems (e.g. Integer Factorization Problem, Discrete Logarithm Problem) as a special case: Definition [Hidden Subgroup Problem (HSP)] Let $\...
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A variant of hidden subgroup problem (HSP)

I read some materials more general about HSP such as 1,2,3. I wonder that if it would be possible to have a faster quantum algorithm when our goal was just to find a non-trivial element of the hidden ...
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Example of action of an infinitely countable group that has important ergodic/statistical property?

I work in probability and I am looking for an important example of action of an amenable countable group in other areas of math for which the (pointwise) ergodic theorem is actually quite important. ...
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Is conjugacy problem hard in braid group?

Recently I studied the braid group and conjugacy problem. It is believed that conjugacy problem is hard on braid group. My friend gave me an EXE file, and I use it for solving conjugacy problem, as an ...
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