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We consider the problem of merging individual text documents, motivated by the single-file merge algorithms of document-based version control systems. Abstracting away the merging of conflicting edits to an ex...
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In this work, we show how to construct IBE schemes that are secure against a bounded number of collusions, starting with underlying PKE schemes which possess linear homomorphisms over their keys. In particular...
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Many recent papers suggest that in patients with cerebrovascular diseases, cerebral blood flow (CBF) measurement alone is a poor indicator of hemodynamic reserve (Gibbs et al., 1984). A usual finding of positr...
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