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Comment. Remarks on the LUC public key system

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1 Author(s)
Murphy, S. ; Inf. Sec. Group, London Univ.

The authors of [Remarks on the LUC public key system, see ibid., vol. 30, p. 123, 1994] consider the Lucas function on which the public cryptosystem LUC proposed by Smith and Lennon [1993] is based. For a finite field G with m∈G, the Lucas function Vn(m) is defined by the second order linear recurrence relation Vn(m)=mVn-1(m)-Vn-2(m) where Vo (m)=2, V1(m)=m. The characteristic polynomial f of the Lucas function is f(x)=x2-mx+1, and Vx(m)=α x-x where α is a root of f. We now consider some of the results of and give concise proofs

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Electronics Letters  (Volume:30 ,  Issue: 7 )

Date of Publication: 31 Mar 1994

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