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Carl Bracken

Researcher at University College Dublin

Publications -  34
Citations -  652

Carl Bracken is an academic researcher from University College Dublin. The author has contributed to research in topics: BCH code & Quadratic equation. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 34 publications receiving 587 citations. Previous affiliations of Carl Bracken include Dublin Institute of Technology & Maynooth University.

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New families of quadratic almost perfect nonlinear trinomials and multinomials

TL;DR: Two new infinite families of APN functions are introduced, one on fields of order 2^2^k for k not divisible by 2, and the other on field of order2^3^k with polynomials between three and k+2 terms.
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A highly nonlinear differentially 4 uniform power mapping that permutes fields of even degree

TL;DR: This article demonstrates that the highly nonlinear permutation f(x)=x^2^^^2^k^+^ 2^^^k+^1 on the field F"2" ^"4"^"k, discovered by Hans Dobbertin (1998), has differential uniformity of four and hence, with respect to differential and linear cryptanalysis, is just as suitable for use in a symmetric cryptosystem as the inverse function.
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Binomial differentially 4 uniform permutations with high nonlinearity

TL;DR: This paper constructs the first class of binomial differentially 4 uniform permutations with high nonlinearity on F 2 6 m, where m is an odd integer and gives a positive answer to an open problem proposed in Bracken and Leander (2010).
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A few more quadratic APN functions

TL;DR: An infinite family of quadrinomial APN functions on GF(2n) where n is divisible by 3 but not 9 is presented, and the inequivalence proof which shows that these functions are new is discussed.
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Determining the nonlinearity of a new family of APN functions

TL;DR: The Walsh spectrum is computed and hence the nonlinearity of a new family of quadratic multi-term APN functions is shown and it is shown that the distribution of values in the Walsh spectrum of these functions is the same as the Gold function.