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|a Algebra for Applications
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|b Cryptography, Secret Sharing, Error-Correcting, Fingerprinting, Compression /
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|a Integers -- Cryptology -- Groups -- Fields -- Polynomials -- Secret Sharing -- Error-Correcting Codes -- Compression -- Appendix A: GAP -- Appendix B: Miscellanies -- Solutions to Exercises.
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