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15 Jan 2024: Study. Coding and Cryptography. Coding and Cryptography. Example sheets from previous years. 2022-2023. 2021-2022. 2020-2021. 2019-2020. 2018 - 2019. 2017 - 2018. 2016 - 2017. 2015 - 2016. Supplementary material. Example sheets from previous years.

5 Feb 2024: This is just a brief guide to assist those new to hosting seminars.

25 Jan 2024: Purchasing the rights to a new movie costs £10,000. How muchhave they spent after 5 years? ... Mr. Smithbuys a new car as soon as the old one breaks down or reaches T years.

20 Sep 2023: Show that G is a tree if and only if theaddition of any edge to G produces exactly 1 new cycle.

19 Oct 2023: What is the new value of p? [Hint: Think about the relationship between thetwo dice.].

25 Jan 2024: There are two salesmennear the door who offer passing customers samples of a new product. ... Each customer takesan exponential time of parameter 1 to think about the new product, and during this timeoccupies the full attention of one salesman.

10 Oct 2023: Take out a ball at random and replaceit by two balls of the same colour; this gives the new content of the urn at time 2.

28 Feb 2024: I therefore find a new pair of primes and announce that I shall be using theRabin cipher with public modulus N ′ > N. ... Charles Fraser-Smith is widely credited as the inspiration for Q, forwhich see the New Scientist article ‘Careful Carruthers

15 Jan 2024: numbers’. A new system was introduced which is compatible with the systemused to label most consumer goods. ... Kelly’s original 9-page paper from 1956, A new interpretation of information rate isfreely available and is a model of clarity.

13 Oct 2023: Let X1,. , Xn be n new. variables that do not occur in V and consider the following list of 2n rules:.

25 Oct 2023: We deal with the case when z lies on the boundary of some S by erasingany sides through z and repeating the argument with the new (non-regular)grid.

25 Oct 2023: Bertha’s choice, Albert changes his choice to p′ and then,knowing Albert’s new choice, Bertha changes to q′ and then. ... 13. that neither party can do better by unilaterally choosing a new value.