Construction of a Reversible Full-cycle Transformation in a Threshold Basis

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The article describes a class of full-cycle transformations in the threshold basis, defined by matrices of coefficients of linear forms, and proves that the definition of the inverse transformation is carried out using a system of threshold functions, the coefficients of which form the transposed matrix with respect to the original one.

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Anton I. Zobov

Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

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Email: zobowai@gmail.com

research employee of Foundation for the Promotion of Secure Information Technologies

Russian Federation, Moscow

Vladimir G. Nikonov

Foundation for the Promotion of Secure Information Technologies

Email: zobowai@gmail.com

Doctor of Engineering, Professor; member at the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences

Russian Federation, Moscow

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