Advances on random sequence generation by uniform cellular automata
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- Exploring semi-bent Boolean functions arising from cellular automata
- Heuristic search of (semi-)bent functions based on cellular automata
- Cellular Automata Pseudo-Random Number Generators and Their Resistance to Asynchrony
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- Synthesis of maximum length cellular automata with nonlinearity injections
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