Date: Thu, 15 Nov 84 09:10:03 est
From:: Walter Hamscher
To: *mac@mc
Subject: Cryptic Seminar

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DATE:  Friday, November 16, 1984
TIME:  Noon 
TITLE:	  ``EFFICIENT PARALLEL PSEUDO-RANDOM TEXT GENERATION''
SPEAKER:	Blake Bright, The University
HOST:	 	Professor Sharif Silberstein

ABSTRACT

We present a parallel algorithm for pseudo-random text generation.
The algorithm produces words which are 'semantically secure' in the
sense that no random person can predict the pseudo-random words
with a probability significantly greater than 1/2 if the Kirk
Paradox ("Everything I say is a lie") cannot be solved in NC (North
Carolina).  I explore the consequences of this algorithm.  You explore
the consequences of this algorithm.  We all explore the consequences
of this algorithm.  Yow!  Am I a Graduate Student Lunch yet?

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