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Error Linear Complexity Measures for Multisequences

Start Date: Thursday, May 29,2008

School: School of Engineering

Project Incharge:Dr. M. Sethumadhavan
Funded by:Advanced Data Processing and Research Institute
Error Linear Complexity Measures for Multisequences

The stability theory of stream ciphers suggests that good key stream sequences must not only have a large linear complexity, but also change of a few terms must not cause a significant drop of the Linear complexity. This unfavorable property leads to the concept of k-error linear complexity. In this project we propose to extend this to the case of multisequences.

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