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Prove an interesting theorem before proving these theorems.For 0 mod m,n mod m, 2n mod m, 3n mod m, 4n mod m ... (m-1) n mod mThe corresponding solution set sequence must have M/D part 0 D 2d 3d. M-d. (not necessarily in order) su

The remainder of 100 divided by 7 is 2, meaning that 100 items seven seven are divided into one group and the last 2 are left. The remainder has a strict definition: if dividend is a and the divisor is B (assuming they are all positive integers), then we can always find a natural number less than B r and an integer m, making the a=bm+r. This r is the remainder of a divided by B, and M is called quotient. We often use MoD to represent the remainder, a

sides of the equation by d to get a/d * x + B/d * y = c/d. Obviously, a is the division of d, and B is the division of d, x and y are Integer Solutions, So c/d is also an integer. If c does not divide d, of course it is Impossible. Otherwise, if we can find the solutions x0 and y0 for ax0 + by0 = d, multiply the two sides by c/d, that is, a (c/d * x0) + B (c/d * y0) = c, you can get the solution of the original equation x = (c/d * x0), y = (c/d * y0. Theorem involved: ax+by=c（1）There is a group

, $ Z(Store OCTA): S (M8 [a]) ⟵ S ($ X ). A2Stbu $ X, $ y, $ Z(Store byte unsigned): U (m1 [a]) ⟵ U ($ X) mod 28. A6Stwu $ X, $ y, $ Z(Store wyde unsigned): U (m2 [a]) ⟵ U ($ X) mod 216. AASTTU $ X, $ y, $ Z(Store Tetra unsigned): U (M4 [a]) ⟵ U ($ X) mod 232. AESTOU $ X, $ y, $ Z(Store Octa unsigned): U (M8 [a]) ⟵ U ($ X ). B2Stht $ X, $ y, $ Z(Store high t

, secret key generation and encryption and decryption process1. Secret key generationEach user will generate their own public and private keys, with the following process:1) Select two large primes $p$ and $q$.2) Calculate the product $n=p \times q$ of $p$ and $q$.3) Randomly select a number coprime with $\phi (n) = (p-1) \times (q-1) $ $e$, which is $GCD (d, (p-1) \times (1-1)) =1$, which is usually selected in the application.4) Calculate $e$ modulo $\phi (n) $ for the modulo inverse element $

modulus, division to seek the inverse of the yuan, where the expansion of Euclid easy to find.1#include 2#include 3#include 4#include 5#include 6 #defineLL Long Long7 #defineMoD 10000000078 #defineIn Freopen ("In.txt", "R", stdin);9 using namespacestd;Ten One LL x,y,gcd; A voidEX_GCD (LL a,ll b) - { - if(!B) {x=1; y=0; gcd=A;} the Else{EX_GCD (b,a%b); LL temp=x;x=y;y=temp-a/b*y;} - } - - intMainintargcChar Const*argv[]) + { - //in ; + A LL two,six; atEX_GCD (2,

, algorithm flow and principleIn accordance with the Convention, Alice and Bob, the two cryptography in the role of the network, described the DH algorithm flow.Suppose Alice needs to negotiate a secret key with Bob (The secret key is essentially a bit sequence, which is a large number from a computational point of view).1) First Alice and Bob share a prime $p$ and the primitive root of the prime $p$ $g$ (Geneator), of course there are $2\leqslant g\leqslant p-1$. These two numbers can be sent u

+ module image (which contains init_module and Cleanup_ Module) + other parameters (such as Deps) of the collection body .3. Then, the system calls Create_module to create a module data structure in the kernel and "subscribe" to the required system (kernel) space.4, finally, through the system call Init_module, the user space to complete the one-way connection module image into the kernel space, and then call the module named init_module function (in the Linux character device driver article is

Server side and client's key system is not the same, called Asymmetric Key system RSA algorithm is based on modulo operation x mod n, in fact: [(a mod n) + (b mod n)] mod n = (a+b) mod n[(a mod n)-(b

,128mData size:For 30% data: nFor 70% data: nFor 100% data: n(data has been strengthened ^_^)Sample Description:Therefore the output should be 17, 2 (mod 38=2)Ideas:The main problem is not to break the first ride or add, I can be a stack of the same doctrine, the stack of line tree ... Forgive me for incompetence.The general solution is to turn multiplication into addition.(S+flag) *lazy=s*lazy+flag*lazy.Attention:Data size, not only to open a long lo

Q are available. Step 3 determines the decryption key D:D * e = 1 mod (p-1) * (q-1) can easily compute d based on E, p, and Q. Step 4 exposes integers r and E, but does not expose D. Step 5 encrypts the plaintext P (p is an integer less than R) to ciphertext C, calculated as C = p^e mod R. Step 6 decrypts ciphertext C to plaintext p, and the method is: p = c^d modulo R. However only according to R and

definitions, see the number of modern algebra. Simply put, the elements in a field have their own addition, multiplication, division, Unit Element (1), zero element (0), and meet the exchange rate and allocation rate, just like rational numbers.☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆Below, we provide a finite field FP, which has only limited elements.In FP, only P (P is a prime number) elements 0, 1, 2 ...... P-2, P-1;The addition (A + B) of FP is a + B ≡ C (