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<title>On new multivariate cryptosystems with nonlinearity gap</title>
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<description>On new multivariate cryptosystems with nonlinearity gap
Ustimenko, V.
The pair of families of bijective multivariate maps&#13;
of kind Fn and Fn&#13;
−1&#13;
on affine space Kn over finite commutative ring&#13;
K given in their standard forms has a nonlinearity gap if the degree&#13;
of Fn is bounded from above by independent constant d and degree&#13;
of F&#13;
−1&#13;
is bounded from below by c&#13;
&#13;
n, c &gt; 1. We introduce examples&#13;
&#13;
of such pairs with invertible decomposition Fn = G1&#13;
nG2&#13;
n . . . Gk&#13;
n,&#13;
i.e. the decomposition which allows to compute the value of F&#13;
n−1&#13;
in given point p = (p1, p2, . . . , pn) in a polynomial time O(n&#13;
2&#13;
).&#13;
&#13;
The pair of families Fn, F&#13;
′&#13;
n of nonbijective polynomial maps of&#13;
&#13;
affine space Kn such that composition FnF&#13;
′&#13;
n leaves each element&#13;
&#13;
of K∗n&#13;
unchanged such that deg(Fn) is bounded by independent&#13;
constant but deg(F&#13;
′&#13;
n&#13;
&#13;
) is of an exponential size and there is a decom-&#13;
position G1&#13;
&#13;
nG2&#13;
n . . . Gk&#13;
n of Fn which allows to compute the reimage&#13;
&#13;
of vector from F(K∗n&#13;
&#13;
) in time 0(n&#13;
2&#13;
). We introduce examples of&#13;
&#13;
such families in cases of rings K = Fq and K = Zm.
Ustimenko V. On new multivariate cryptosystems with nonlinearity gap / V. Ustimenko // Algebra and Discrete Mathematics. - 2017. - Vol. 23. - Number 2. - Рp. 331 - 348
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<dc:date>2017-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>On groups with biprimary subgroups of even order</title>
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<description>On groups with biprimary subgroups of even order
Sokhor, I.
We investigate groups in which maximal sub-&#13;
groups of even order are primary or biprimary. We also research&#13;
&#13;
soluble groups with restriction on a number of prime devisors of some&#13;
proper subgroup orders. We give applications of received results to&#13;
cofactors of proper subgroups.
Sokhor I. On groups with biprimary subgroups of even order  / I.Sokhor // Algebra and Discrete Mathematics. - 2017. - Vol. 23. - Number 2. - Рp. 312 - 330
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<dc:date>2017-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>A note on Hall S-permutably embedded subgroups of finite groups</title>
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<description>A note on Hall S-permutably embedded subgroups of finite groups
Sinitsa, D.A.
Let G be a finite group. Recall that a subgroup A&#13;
of G is said to permute with a subgroup B if AB = BA. A subgroup&#13;
A of G is said to be S-quasinormal or S-permutable in G if A&#13;
permutes with all Sylow subgroups of G. Recall also that HsG is&#13;
the S-permutable closure of H in G, that is, the intersection of all&#13;
such S-permutable subgroups of G which contain H. We say that&#13;
H is Hall S-permutably embedded in G if H is a Hall subgroup of&#13;
the S-permutable closure HsG of H in G.&#13;
We prove that the following conditions are equivalent: (1) every&#13;
subgroup of G is Hall S-permutably embedded in G; (2) the nilpotent&#13;
residual GN of G is a Hall cyclic of square-free order subgroup of&#13;
G; (3) G = D ⋊ M is a split extension of a cyclic subgroup D of&#13;
square-free order by a nilpotent group M, where M and D are both&#13;
Hall subgroups of G.
Sinitsa D.A. A note on Hall S-permutably embedded subgroups of finite groups / D.A.Sinitsa  // Algebra and Discrete Mathematics. - 2017. - Vol. 23. - Number 2. - Рp.305- 311
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<dc:date>2017-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Profinite closures of the iterated monodromy groups associated with quadratic polynomials</title>
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<description>Profinite closures of the iterated monodromy groups associated with quadratic polynomials
Samoilovych, I.
In this paper we describe the profinite closure&#13;
&#13;
of the iterated monodromy groups arising from the arbitrary post-&#13;
critically finite quadratic polynomial.
Samoilovych I. Profinite closures of the iterated monodromy groups associated with quadratic polynomials / I. Samoilovych // Algebra and Discrete Mathematics. - 2017. - Vol. 23. - Number 2. - Рp. 285 - 304
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