I've been interested in random number generation since the early 90's when I first took up programming in anything but 8-bit assembly.
Here I will try to share any own findings that I have stumbled across when searching for good random number generators and hash functions.
fredag 13 juli 2018
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0. Introduction For a long time I have been looking for "good" permutations on $[0, 2^{32})$ and $[0, 2^{64})$. The definitio...
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