Coding And Information Theory

by Holger Boche (Editor), Robert Calderbank (Editor), Gitta Kutyniok (Editor), Jan Vybíral (Editor)

by Nicholas J. Daras (Editor), Michael Th. Rassias (Editor)
Discusses latest results in the subjects of computation, cryptography and network security
Contains discussion from a converging range of interdisciplinary fields with a large breadth of technological applications
Develops courses of action or methodologies to reconcile the issues identified

Authors: Yan, Song Y.
Introduces the basic concepts and results in number theory and quantum computing
Discusses three major intractable number-theoretic problems related to the construction of modern public-key cryptography
Discusses known quantum algorithms for solving the intractable number-theoretic problems and for attacking the number-theoretic cryptographic schemes

This new and updated textbook is an excellent way to introduce probability and information theory to students new to mathematics, computer science, engineering, statistics, economics, or business studies. Only requiring knowledge of basic calculus, it begins by building a clear and systematic foundation to probability and information.

Authors: Liu, Feng, Yan, Wei Qi
Logically structured, systematically presenting the material in a simple-to-follow way
Presents detailed derivations of the results, supported by numerous illustrations
Updated new edition enhanced with review exercises and a glossary

Editors: Castrillón López, M., Hernández Encinas, L., Martínez Gadea, P., Rosado María, M.E. (Eds.)
Offers a unique collection of contributions on different topics related to differential geometry and algebra
Encourages further exploration
Appeals to readers interested in the applications of geometry and algebra