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S‐box on subgroup of Galois field based on linear fractional transformation

Qureshi et al., 2017

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14645169324413621575
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Qureshi A
Shah T
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Electronics Letters

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The erection of a substitution box based on linear fractional transformation applied on the subgroup of multiplicative part of Galois field GF (28) is studied. The establishment of constrained linear fractional transformation on the elements of the subgroup is intricacy of …
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