A note on the mathematics of public-key cryptosystems
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Colonel Albert A. Mullin, attended Syracuse University (1951–1955), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1955–1957), and the University of Illinois (1957–1963) obtaining the BS and SM degrees in Electrical Engineering and a MS degree in Mathematics. While on duty with the U.S.Army, he served in the Livermore National Laboratory (1964–1966), Korea (1966–1967), Vietnam (1970–1971), and the Pentagon (1972–1974). At the Pentagon, he was responsible for the Army-wide Computer and Mathematics Programs. Further, he has had responsibilities for software quality assurance and simulation developments with the Ballistics Missile Defence Organization, Huntsville, AL.
In recent years, he has supported various technical projects at the U.S. Army Missile Intelligence Agency, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.Colonel Mullin is a member of the American Mathematical Society, the London Mathematical Society, and the Deutche Mathematiker Vereinigung.