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not surprisingly, SHA2 for example is something like 7th (if i remember correctly) degree linear system in its core with 2 highly-non-linear (and non-continous,
by VladRussian 15y ago
not surprisingly, SHA2 for example is something like 7th (if i remember correctly) degree linear system in its core with 2 highly-non-linear (and non-continous, bitshift type) components added to 7th and 4th degrees i.e. something like this:
X(n+1) = I X(n) + Y(n)
where "I" is a shifted diagonal identity matrix and Y(n) is vector with 7th and 4th components being non-zero.
As one'd expect and require for a good hash function - such dynamic system is highly chaotic.