by Dingyi Pei
Authentication Codes and Combinatorial Designs presents new findings and original work on perfect authentication codes characterized in terms of combinatorial designs, namely strong partially balanced designs (SPBD).
Features:
- Provides comprehensive treatment of authentication in information security and authentication codes
- Covers combinatorial designs and their applications to authentication codes
- Discusses the applications of finite geometry over finite fields to the theory of combinatorial designs
- Presents an in-depth analysis of unconditionally secure authentication schemes
- Covers both symmetric and asymmetric authentication codes
Contents
Authentication Schemes
- Model with Three Participants (A-Codes)
- Model with Four Participants (A2-Codes)
Authentication Schemes with Three Participants
- Entropy
- Information-Theoretic Bound
- Perfect Authentication Schemes
- Perfect Cartesian Codes
- Combinatorial Bound
Authentication Schemes with Arbitration
- Lower Bounds
- Perfect Schemes with Arbitration
- Perfect Cartesian A2-Codes
- Combinatorial Bounds of A2-Codes
A-Codes Based on Rational Normal Curves
- SPBD Based on RNC
- A Family of Non-Cartesian Perfect A-Codes
- Encoding Rules (n = 2, q Odd)
- Encoding Rules (n = 2, q Even)
T-Designs
- 2 - (v, k, 1) Designs
- Steiner Triple System
- 3 - (v, k, 1) Designs
Orthogonal Arrays of Index Unity
- OA with Strength t = 2 and Orthogonal Latin Squares
- Transversal Designs
- Existence of OA (n2, 4, n, 2)
- Bush's Construction
- OA and Error-Correcting Codes
- MDS Codes
A-Codes From Finite Geometries
- Symplectic Spaces over Finite Fields
- A-Codes from Symplectic Spaces
- A-Codes from Unitary Spaces
Authentication/Secrecy Schemes
- Perfect Secrecy Schemes
- Construction of Perfect Secrecy Schemes
- Authentication Schemes with Perfect Secrecy
- Construction of Perfect Authentication/Secrecy Schemes
Index