Nоte: Pоints аre оut of 105. [4 points eаch] Primitive Roots modulo 43. How mаny primitive roots does (43) have? Suppose you take a primitive root (r) modulo (43), and it is NOT a primitive root modulo (43^{2}). What number is then guaranteed to be a primitive root modulo (43^{2})? It turns out that (5) is a primitive root modulo (43^{2}). What residues then must be primitive roots modulo (43^{3})? [points vary] Primitive Roots modulo 41. Use the table at the end of the exam to answer these questions. [4 points] What is (text{ind}_{7}32) and (text{ord},32)? [6 points] Which elements have order (8)? (This requires some work before using the table.) [6 points] How do we know, from the table, that (22) is a primitive root modulo (41)? Why is it definitely not a primitive root modulo (82)? We can still use it to get a primitive root modulo (82). What is it? [8 points] Use the table to reduce (3^{171}5^{415}pmod{41}). [8 points] Use indices and the table to find all incongruent solutions to (14x^{36}equiv 24pmod{41}). [8 points] Complete the square to transform the following congruence to one of the form (u^{2}equiv dpmod{n}). Do not solve the resulting congruence.[3x^{2}-7x+18equiv 5pmod{23}] [8 points] Use Legendre symbols to determine whether the congruence (x^{2}equiv 211pmod{307}) has any solutions. (Note: (211) and (307) are primes.) [8 points] (x=4) is a solution to (x^{2}equiv 3pmod{13}). Lift this to a solution to (x^{2}equiv 3pmod{13^{2}}). [6 points] Compute the Legendre symbol (left(frac{15}{23}right)) by calculating (left(-1right)^{r}), where (r) is a certain number computed by analyzing the function (mu_{15}), multiplication by (15) modulo (23). This function's values are given in a table at the end of the exam. [6 points] Compute the Legendre symbol (left(frac{15}{23}right)) by calculating (left(-1right)^{Sigma}), where (Sigma) is a certain summation involving the greatest integer (i.e. floor) function. [5 points each] You are a user of the RSA Public Key Cryptography program. Your two primes are (p=317) and (q=929). Your public information is (left(n,eright)=left(294493,2025right)). Show how you can use the above information to get the decode key, (d=27225). Your answer will be a congruence you would need to solve, but do not attempt to solve it. Show how you would use the decode key, (d), to decode the following transmission [278311qquad 82713qquad 262925qquad 71609] Show which computations would be performed, but do not try to perform them. [5 points each] You are a user of a Knapsack Cryptography system. Your private sequence is [1,2,4,7,15,35,73,151,334,691,1408] Your modulus, which is also private, is (m=3000). Your multiplying factor, (a), is chosen to be (1139). Show how to get your public sequence. (Actually produce it.) Show how someone who wanted to communicate with you would encode the word ``PAUSE''. (You will need to use a table below for this.) [5 points] You are a user of the ElGamal Cryptography system, with public info (left(34381,139,5942right)), and private exponent (d=4187). Say specifically which calculations would be done to decode the following incoming message: [left(10352,26737right)qquadleft(18887,1908right)]Note: Do not try to perform the actual calculations. Tables Table 1 (begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|}hlinek&7^{k}pmod{41}&k&7^{k}pmod{41}&k&7^{k}pmod{41}&k&7^{k}pmod{41}\hlinehline1&7&11&22&21&34&31&19\hline2&8&12&31&22&33&32&10\hline3&15&13&12&23&26&33&29\hline4&23&14&2&24&18&34&39\hline5&38&15&14&25&3&35&27\hline6&20&16&16&26&21&36&25\hline7&17&17&30&27&24&37&11\hline8&37&18&5&28&4&38&36\hline9&13&19&35&29&28&39&6\hline10&9&20&40&30&32&40&1\hlineend{array}) Table 2 (begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|}hlinea&mu_{15}left(aright)&a&mu_{15}left(aright)&a&mu_{15}left(aright)&a&mu_{15}left(aright)\hline0&0&6&21&12&19&18&17\hline1&15&7&13&13&11&19&9\hline2&7&8&5&14&3&20&1\hline3&22&9&20&15&18&21&16\hline4&14&10&12&16&10&22&8\hline5&6&11&4&17&2&-&-\hlineend{array}) Table 3 (begin{array}{|c|c|c|c|}hlinetext{letter}&text{code}&text{letter}&text{code}\hlineA&00000&N&01101\hlineB&00001&O&01110\hlineC&00010&P&01111\hlineD&00011&Q&10000\hlineE&00100&R&10001\hlineF&00101&S&10010\hlineG&00110&T&10011\hlineH&00111&U&10100\hlineI&01000&V&10101\hlineJ&01001&W&10110\hlineK&01010&X&10111\hlineL&01011&Y&11000\hlineM&01100&Z&11001\hlineend{array})
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