WeatherZine #2 Number 2, February 15 1997 "What's happening on the Societal Aspects of Weather WWW Site." WeatherZine is a bi-monthly on-line and e-mail distribution newsletter for the Societal Aspects of Weather Site. It contains a summary of recent changes to the site (along with links to relevant sections), and news, events, and announcements of interest to the community. WeatherZine, and its parent WWW site, accept and encourage the submission of activities, events, or links of interest to the community. You can use the on-line forms in the Feedback section or can send an email to thunder@ucar.edu with the item you would like to s...

WeatherZine #1 Inaugural/Holiday Issue! Volume 1, December 15, 1996 "What's happening on the Societal Aspects of Weather WWW Site." WeatherZine is a bi-monthly on-line and e-mail distribution newsletter for the Societal Aspects of Weather Site. It contains a summary of recent changes to the site (along with links to relevant sections), and news, events, and announcements of interest to the community. WeatherZine, and its parent WWW site, accept and encourage the submission of activities, events, or links of interest to the community. You can use the on-line forms in the Feedback section or can send an email to thunder@ucar.edu wit...

JULY - AUGUST 1979 PUBLISHED BI-MONTHLY PRICE: 75¢ FANTA'S ZINE is the official organ of the Cartoon/Fantasy Organization. Edited & published by Fred Patten, 11863 West Jefferson Blvd., Culver City, California, 90230. Telephone: (213) 397-3335. Printed on the LASS Rex Rotary mimeograph, 15 August 1979. Cover illustration by Mark Merlino. Print run: 100 copies. --- This is the first issue of the C/FO's own magazine. If it looks rather vague and confused, it's because the C/FO is that kind of club. At the moment we have about 75 members. Some of us think we should publish a fanzine, while others aren't sure ...

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************************************************************** * * * R E A D I N G F O R P L E A S U R E * * * * Issue #5 * * * * October 1989 * * * * * * Editor: Cindy Bartorillo * * * * HAPPY HALLOWEEN! * ************************************************************** CONTACT US AT: Reading For Pleasure, c/o Cindy Bartorillo, 1819 Millstream Drive, Frederick, MD 21701; or on CompuServe leave a message to 74766,1206; or on GEnie leave mail to C.BARTORILLO; or call our BBS, the BAUDLINE II at 301-694-7108, 1200/2400 8N1. NOTICE: Reading For Pleasure is not copyrighted. You may copy freely, but please give us credit if you extract ...

The current issue is mostly dedicated to the cryptanalysis of the Shpilrain-Ushakov public-key cryptosystem based on Thompson's group. See items 4 and 5 below. 6, 7, 8 are related to 5. The CGC Bulletin now has a homepage: http://www.cs.biu.ac.il/~tsaban/CGC/cgc.html issues will be loaded to it only after a reasonable delay allowing corrections according to feedback I get from those subscribed to its mailing list. CONTENTS Imprimitive permutations groups generated by the round functions of key-alternating block ciphers and truncated differential cryptanalsys A simple generalization of El-Gamal cryptosystem to non-a...

Contents A New Cryptosystem Based On Hidden Order Groups Conjugacy in Garside groups I: Cyclings, powers, and rigidity Electronic publications of the Algebraic Cryptography Center (Stevens Institute of Technology) CGC Day in Manresa * Contributors to this issue: Mike Anshel, Vladimir Shpilrain. Fruitful reading, Boaz Tsaban 1. A New Cryptosystem Based On Hidden Order Groups Amitabh Saxena and Ben Soh Let G be a cyclic multiplicative group of order n. It is known that the Diffie-Hellman problem is random self-reducible in G with respect to a fixed generator g if phi(n) is known. That is, given g, g^x \in G and having oracle access to a `D...

Contents: An entire issue of AAECC devoted to CGC The lower central and derived series of the braid groups of the sphere and the punctured sphere A Weak Key Test for Braid Based Cryptography Random walks on the mapping class group * Congratulations to our friend and colleage Eran Tromer, for his winning the 2006 John F. Kennedy Prize of the Feinberg Graduate School. * Thanks to Mike Anshel and Rainer Steinwandt for their contributions to this issue. Boaz Tsaban 1. An entire issue of AAECC devoted to CGC http://www.springerlink.com/(1ifc1jeyu0w0nm45vvhcflqk)/app/home/issue.asp?referrer=backto&backto=journal,1,90...

CONTENTS Wreath Products in Stream Cipher Design On the Unsolvability of the Conjugacy Problem for Subgroups of the Group R_5 Group Signature Schemes Using Braid Groups Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Protocol and non-abelian nilpotent groups Topological Chaos in Spatially Periodic Mixers Topology, Braids, and Mixing in Fluids A substantial improvement on the decomposition problem in Thompson's group Thanks to Mike Anshel for his contributions. Boaz Tsaban 1. Wreath Products in Stream Cipher Design Vladimir Anashin The paper develops a novel approach to stream cipher design: Both the state update function and the output function of the c...