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On Minimal Length Factorizations of Finite Groups

2003· article· en· W1983860602 on OpenAlex

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VenueExperimental Mathematics · 2003
Typearticle
Languageen
FieldMathematics
TopicFinite Group Theory Research
Canadian institutionsUniversity of Waterloo
Fundersnot available
KeywordsMathematicsLogarithmDiscrete logarithmGroup (periodic table)Simple (philosophy)ComputationSimple groupFinite groupCryptographyOrder (exchange)Signature (topology)CombinatoricsDiscrete mathematicsPure mathematicsAlgorithmComputer sciencePublic-key cryptographyMathematical analysisGeometryEncryption

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Logarithmic signatures are a special type of group factorizations,\nintroduced as basic components of certain cryptographic keys.\nThus, short logarithmic signatures are of special interest.\nWe deal with the question of finding logarithmic signatures of\nminimal length in finite groups. In particular, such factorizations\nexist for solvable, symmetric, and alternating groups.\n¶ We show how to use the known examples to derive minimal\nlength logarithmic signatures for other groups. Namely, we prove\nthe existence of such factorizations for several classical groups\nand---in parts by direct computation---for all groups of order\n<175,560 ($=\\ord(J_1)$, where $J_1$ is Janko's first sporadic simple group). Whether there exists a minimal length logarithmic signature for each finite group still remains an open question.

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