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This is a very good book <ref name="our_ref">Claude Carlet, ''Boolean functions for cryptography and error correcting codes'', Boolean models and methods in mathematics, computer science, and engineering, 2, pp. 257-397, 2010</ref>. | |||
Let's refer to the same book again <ref name="our_ref" />. | |||
= Generalities on Boolean functions = | = Generalities on Boolean functions = | ||
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Introduction
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Cryptanalytic attacks
This is a very good book [1].
Let's refer to the same book again [1].
