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A Pseudorandom Bit Generator based on a Dependent Variable Exclusively Coupled Chaotic System

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Coupling is a common approach for constructing new chaotic systems. In this paper, I present a novel way of coupling, which is utilized to construct a new chaotic system. Afterwards, the system is analyzed in detail and a pseudorandom bit generator is proposed based on it. Next, I employ five statistic tests to evaluate the pseudo randomness of generated sequences. Linear complexity and cipher space are analyzed at last. All the results demonstrate that the proposed generator possesses excellent properties.

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        ICIIP '18: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Intelligent Information Processing
        May 2018
        249 pages
        ISBN:9781450364966
        DOI:10.1145/3232116

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