Goldbach Ellipse Sequences for Cryptographic Applications
Krishnama Raju Kanchu, Subhash Kak

TL;DR
This paper explores the cryptographic potential of Goldbach ellipse sequences, demonstrating their usefulness in key generation, number mapping, and secure session protocols based on Goldbach partitions.
Contribution
It introduces novel cryptographic applications of Goldbach ellipse sequences, including key generation methods and a secure session key protocol.
Findings
Binary subsequences have useful cryptographic properties.
Goldbach ellipse sequences can generate cryptographic keys.
A protocol for secure session keys based on Goldbach partitions.
Abstract
The paper studies cryptographically useful properties of the sequence of the sizes of Goldbach ellipses. We show that binary subsequences based on this sequence have useful properties. They can be used to generate keys and to provide an index-based mapping to numbers. The paper also presents a protocol for secure session keys that is based on Goldbach partitions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCoding theory and cryptography · Analytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Mathematical Identities
