Cryptographic Machines With N-state Lab-transformed Switching Devices
AssigneeTernarylogic LLC
InventorPeter Lablans
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Abstract
N-state switching tables are transformed by a Lab-transform into a Lab-transformed n-state switching table. Memory devices, processors and combinational circuits with inputs and an output are characterized by the Lab-transformed n-state switching table and perform switching operations between physical states in accordance with a Lab-transformed n-state switching table. The devices characterized by Lab-transformed n-state switching tables are applied in cryptographic devices. The cryptographic devices perform standard cryptographic operations that are modified in accordance with a Lab-transform.
Claims20
A cryptographic apparatus to modify one or more signals into one or more cryptographic signals, comprising:
- an input to receive the one or more signals;
- an n-state Lab-transformed switching circuit with n>2 that is selected from the group consisting of:
- an n-state zero Lab-transformed switching device, an n-state one Lab-transformed switching device, an n-state zero-one Lab-transformed switching device and an n-state k-row Lab-transformed switching device, the n-state Lab-transformed switching circuit enabled to process signals related to the one or more signals;
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- an output to provide one or more cryptographic signals.
A cryptographic apparatus to modify one or more signals into one or more cryptographic signals, comprising:
- an input to receive the one or more signals;
- an n-state Lab-transformed switching circuit with n>2, the n-state Lab-transform is characterized as an n-state 2-input/output switching table, wherein input states on the 2-inputs are modified by a first reversible n-state inverter and an output state is modified by a second reversible n-state inverter that reverses the first reversible n-state inverter to identity to define a Lab-transformed n-state switching table, and wherein at least 2 rows in the Lab-transformed n-state switching table are different from corresponding rows in the n-state 2-input/output switching table, the n-state Lab-transformed switching circuit enabled to process signals related to the one or more signals;
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- an output to provide the one or more cryptographic signals.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.