Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential

The key findings of this study include a detailed examination of the Lorenz system’s observability, revealing that it maintains high observability compared to other chaotic systems, thus supporting its potential use in cryptographic applications. We also investigated the singularity manifolds, ident...

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Main Author: Alexandru Dinu
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Published: MDPI AG 2024-09-01
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description The key findings of this study include a detailed examination of the Lorenz system’s observability, revealing that it maintains high observability compared to other chaotic systems, thus supporting its potential use in cryptographic applications. We also investigated the singularity manifolds, identifying regions where observability might be compromised, but overall demonstrating that the system remains reliable across various states. Additionally, statistical tests confirm that the Lorenz system exhibits strong statistical independence in its outputs, further validating its suitability for encryption purposes. These findings collectively underscore the Lorenz system’s potential to enhance cryptographic security and contribute significantly to the field of secure communications. By providing a thorough analysis of its key properties, this study positions the Lorenz system as a promising candidate for advanced encryption technologies.
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spelling doaj-art-276c199ba4a84131a47ff6afd9fa1f342025-08-20T01:55:38ZengMDPI AGMathematics2227-73902024-09-011218279810.3390/math12182798Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic PotentialAlexandru Dinu0Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology, National University of Science and Technology Politehnica Bucharest, 061071 Bucharest, RomaniaThe key findings of this study include a detailed examination of the Lorenz system’s observability, revealing that it maintains high observability compared to other chaotic systems, thus supporting its potential use in cryptographic applications. We also investigated the singularity manifolds, identifying regions where observability might be compromised, but overall demonstrating that the system remains reliable across various states. Additionally, statistical tests confirm that the Lorenz system exhibits strong statistical independence in its outputs, further validating its suitability for encryption purposes. These findings collectively underscore the Lorenz system’s potential to enhance cryptographic security and contribute significantly to the field of secure communications. By providing a thorough analysis of its key properties, this study positions the Lorenz system as a promising candidate for advanced encryption technologies.https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7390/12/18/2798chaotic dynamical systemssingularitystatistical independenceobservability
spellingShingle Alexandru Dinu
Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential
Mathematics
chaotic dynamical systems
singularity
statistical independence
observability
title Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential
title_full Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential
title_fullStr Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential
title_full_unstemmed Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential
title_short Singularity, Observability, and Independence: Unveiling Lorenz’s Cryptographic Potential
title_sort singularity observability and independence unveiling lorenz s cryptographic potential
topic chaotic dynamical systems
singularity
statistical independence
observability
url https://www.mdpi.com/2227-7390/12/18/2798
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