Moon Ho Lee

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Published: 1993
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2006
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Chang-hui Choe, Gi Yean Hwang, Sung Hoon Kim, Hyunseuk Yoo, Moon Ho Lee:
Key Agreement Protocols Based on the Center Weighted Jacket Matrix as a Symmetric Co-cyclic Matrix. MRCS 2006: 121-127
2005
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Gi Yean Hwang, Jia Hou, Kwang Ho Chun, Moon Ho Lee:
Memory Reused Multiplication Implementation for Cryptography System. ICCSA (2) 2005: 749-753
2004
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Yu Yi, Gi Yean Hwang, Moon Ho Lee:
The semi-algebra low-density parity-check codes. ICC 2004: 440-443
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Gi Yean Hwang, Jia Hou, Moon Ho Lee:
Space Time Code Representation in Transform Domain. KES 2004: 74-80
2003
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Yu Yi, Moon Ho Lee, Ji Hyun Kim, Gi Yean Hwang:
Robust Wavelet-Based Information Hiding through Low-Density Parity-Check (LDPC) Codes. IWDW 2003: 117-128

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