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Math 1050 Project Cryptography

This document contains a cryptography project containing the following: 1) A key matrix K is given and its inverse K^-1 is calculated using row operations. 2) The decoded matrix M is found by multiplying the encrypted matrix E by the inverse key K^-1. 3) The original plaintext message is "Math is Fun".

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Math 1050 Project Cryptography

This document contains a cryptography project containing the following: 1) A key matrix K is given and its inverse K^-1 is calculated using row operations. 2) The decoded matrix M is found by multiplying the encrypted matrix E by the inverse key K^-1. 3) The original plaintext message is "Math is Fun".

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Emily Nguyen

Math 1050- MW 2:30 PM


May 4, 2016
Project
Cryptography

a) Given

the key matrix K=

211
110
111

100
010

find its inverse =

110

010

211

100

111

001

110

01 0

0 -1 1

1 -2 0

001

0 -1 1

110

010

0 1 -1

-1 2 0

001

0 -1 1

110

010

010

-1 1 1

001

0 -1 1

100

1 0 -1

010

-1 1 1

001

0 -1 1
1 0 -1

Inverse

K^-1=

-1 1 1
0 -1 1

Interchange
R1 and R2

R2= -2R1+R2
R3= -R1+R3

R2= -R2

R2= R2+ R2

R1= R1-R2

001

b) Use

your result from part (a) to decode the encrypted matrix E=

M= E*K^-1=

47 34 33

1 0 -1

13 1 29

44 36 27

-1 1 1

8 9 19

47 41 20

0 -1 1

6 21 14

Because
a 11 = 47(1)+34(-1)+33(0)=13
a 12 = 47(0)+34(1)+33(-1)=1

c) What is the original


alphabet?

a 13 = 47(-1)+34(1)+33(1)=20
a 21 = 44(0)+36(-1)+27(0)=8
a 22 = 44(0)+36(1)+27(-1)=9
a 23 = 44(-1)+36(1)+27(1)=19
a 31 = 47(1)+41(-1)+20(0)=6
a 32 = 47(0)+41(1)+20(-1)=2
a 33 = 47(-1)+41(1)+20(1)=14

Math is Fun

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