The previously introduced software Sequencer identifies number sequences algorithmically. The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS) is by far the largest collection of curated number sequences available today. It therefore seems natural to employ Sequencer in a quest to uncover patterns that have been previously overlooked, by virtue of sheer… » Read more
Because of their connections with public-key cryptography, trapdoor functions are surrounded by a lot of mystery. While one-way functions (functions that are easy to compute, yet hard to invert) like integer multiplication are familiar and intuitive, the idea of a function that is hard to invert except if one possesses… » Read more
Sequencer identifies number sequences. That is, given a list of numbers like $$(a_n)_{n\geq 1} = 1,; 2,; 4,; 8,; 16,; 32,; \ldots$$ it finds a formula that generates them, in this case $$a_n = 2^{n-1}$$ Sequencer employs neither a library of sequences nor a limited set of… » Read more
Version 0.0.5, last modified 6-Ples-2012 (November 17th, 2012) Note: This is not a calendar application, a calendar library, a calendar API, a calendar in "the cloud", a calendar template, or anything else directly related to computer technology for that matter. This is a calendar, a system… » Read more