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20 papers · tag: cryptography · 2010s Page 1 of 1
Samuel L. Krushkal · 2019 arXiv ↗
6 theorems cryptography
Sahsene Altinkaya, Samaneh G. Hamidi, Jay M. Jahangiri, Sibel Yalcin · 2019 arXiv ↗
6 theorems bi-univalent close-to-convex cryptography
H. Mahzoon, R. Kargar · 2019 arXiv ↗
2 theorems bi-univalent starlike/convex of order cryptography
Evrim Toklu · 2019 arXiv ↗
5 theorems starlike/convex of order close-to-convex cryptography
Yusuf Abu Muhanna, Rosihan M. Ali, Saminathan Ponnusamy · 2018 arXiv ↗
12 theorems close-to-convex cryptography
Sahsene Altinkaya, Sibel Yalcin · 2016 arXiv ↗
3 theorems bi-univalent close-to-convex cryptography
Samuel L. Krushkal · 2016 arXiv ↗
20 theorems cryptography
V. Ravichandran, Shelly Verma · 2016 arXiv ↗
14 claims 9 theorems close-to-convex strongly starlike typically real cryptography
Şahsene Altınkaya, Sibel Yalçın · 2016 arXiv ↗
8 theorems bi-univalent close-to-convex cryptography
S. Ponnusamy, J. Qiao, X. Wang · 2016 arXiv ↗
15 theorems cryptography
Bertrand Duplantier, Xuan Hieu Ho, Thanh Binh Le, Michel Zinsmeister · 2015 arXiv ↗
33 theorems cryptography
Rintaro Ohno, Toshiyuki Sugawa · 2015 arXiv ↗
9 theorems cryptography
Leandro Arosio · 2015 arXiv ↗
39 theorems cryptography
Sarita Agrawal, Swadesh K. Sahoo · 2014 arXiv ↗
10 theorems starlike/convex of order q-starlike close-to-convex cryptography
Samuel L. Krushkal · 2014 arXiv ↗
3 claims 11 theorems cryptography physics
Samuel L. Krushkal · 2011 arXiv ↗
5 claims 11 theorems cryptography physics
Stanisława Kanas, Toshiyuki Sugawa · 2011 arXiv ↗
8 theorems cryptography
Erhan Deníz, Halit Orhan · 2011 arXiv ↗
7 theorems cryptography
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