FIPS 204 Federal Information Processing Standards Publication: Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Standard [Annotated] (AI Lab for Book-Lovers) - Softcover
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An annotated version of FIPS 204, one of the key quantum cryptographic standards released by NIST.
Annotations include three types of abstracts, specialized indexes, and a selection of most important passages.
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