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Deterministic Chaos Phenomenon from the Standpoint of Information Protection Tasks

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Cryptology Transmitted Message Protection

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Elements of classical cryptology are described. The optical vortex is interpreted as the information carrier. Fundamentals of the dynamic chaos oscillator operation are disclosed including optical ones, mathematical models are discussed, principles of its application for information protection are described.

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Notes

  1. 1.

    As we can predetermine, the magnitude difference (not the sum of this) should be in the formula (5.4) for \( I_{{N_{R} }} (V_{C1} ) \) in [36].

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    We would like to note that in comments to the formula (5.29) in [30] the first term in \( h(x) \), probably, should be \( ax \) (not \( bx \)).

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