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1993
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Robert A. J. Matthews:
The Use of Genetic Algorithms in Cryptanalysis. Cryptologia 17(2): 187-201 (1993)
1991
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Daniel D. Wheeler, Robert A. J. Matthews:
Supercomputer Investigations of a Chaotic Encryption Algorithm. Cryptologia 15(2): 140-152 (1991)
1989
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Robert A. J. Matthews:
On the Derivation of a "Chaotic" Encryption Algorithm. Cryptologia 13(1): 29-42 (1989)
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Robert A. J. Matthews:
A Rotor Device for Periodic and Random-Key Encryption. Cryptologia 13(3): 266-272 (1989)
1988
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Robert A. J. Matthews:
An Empirical Method for Finding the Keylength of periodic Ciphers. Cryptologia 12(4): 220-224 (1988)

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