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Numbers & p-adics papers 2 papers
Mathematicians. Valuation theory and the p-adic and adelic programme, Bruhat-Tits trees and ultrametric geometry as mathematics, Ostrowski's theorem, numeral and radix systems, primes, arithmetic and algebraic structures, zeta and gamma functions.
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The Silent Radix Is Not a Key: A Security Analysis of Unknown-Radix Encoding as a Cryptographic Primitive
Positional numerals do not internally specify their own base, and a recent informal proposal — Silent Radix Encryption (SRE) — conjectures that this "silent radix" can serve as a cryptographic secret: plaintext symbols are mapped to digits by a secret map and read as an integer in a secret radix…
Ten-Fingered Trap
How Our Decimal Dependence Constrains Scientific Advancement Our familiar decimal system, base-10, serves as the near-universal standard for numerical representation, so deeply integrated into global commerce, education, and scientific communication that its structure often feels synonymous with…
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