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In 1973, Clifford Cocks invented what we now call the RSA algorithm, and with Malcolm Williamson invented a Diffie-Hellman-like key exchange protocol [Sin99, And01] Because their research was classified and kept secret by the British Government for decades, however, the birth of the modern era of public-key cryptography had to wait until 1976, when Whit Diffie and Martin Hellman invented their key exchange protocol and proposed the existence of asymmetric encryption schemes In 1977, the first open public-key encryption algorithm was invented and patented by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Len Adleman Fortunately, their independent discovery of asymmetric cryptographic algorithms occurred only a few years after the classified work of Ellis, Cocks, and Williamson and rightly forms the origin of modern cryptography The current state of the art has expanded the scope of cryptography far beyond secure communication between two parties.

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Oded Goldreich defines modern cryptography as the science of construction of secure systems that are robust against malicious attacks to make these systems deviate from their prescribed behavior [Gol01] This definition.

Although the various panels and inspectors are convenient, sometimes you just want a clear view of your document. The Panels category of Preferences enables you to choose which of Dreamweaver s accessory screens stay on top of the Document window. As shown in Figure 4-4, you can adjust 14 different elements. By default, they are all set to float above the Document window. The last option, All Other Panels, is used to control the behavior of any custom panels you might end up using.

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Figure 9.17 Relationship between length of Benioff zone and the product of convergence rate and age. Approximate uncertainties given by error bars in upper left corner (redrawn from Molnar et al., 1979, with permission from Blackwell Publishing).

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This book is really the end product of over a decade of work, on and off, on diagrammatic reasoning in arti cial intelligence (AI) In developing this book, I drew inspiration from a variety of sources: two experimental studies, the development of two prototype systems, an extensive literature review and analysis in AI, human computer interaction (HCI), and cognitive psychology This work especially contributes to our understanding of how to design the graphical user interface to support the needs of the end user in decision-making and problemsolving tasks These are important topics today because there is an urgent need to understand how end users can cope with increasingly complex information technologies and computer-based information systems Diagrammatic representations can help in this regard Moreover, I believe that reasoning with diagrams will become an important part of the newest generation of AI systems to be developed in the future.

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I began investigating the topic of diagrammatic reasoning several years ago as a doctoral student while working on research on user interface design Almost serendipitously, I stumbled on a concept in cognitive psychology known as mental models This is the idea that we construct models of the world in our minds to help us in our daily interactions with the world I was intrigued by the idea and wanted to learn more about how, when, and why people do this I believed that if we could better understand what these mental models are about, then we might use this knowledge to design computer user interfaces and aids, such as tutorials and explanations that might support people in complex tasks, and in their everyday lives I devote an entire chapter ( 2) to the subject of mental models.

This is the expected result. (C) This is less work than perhaps expected, an exercise in the technique of differentiation (also necessary in other cases). We have y x m ln x, and with (ln x) 1/x we get y y mxm m(m