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Z-Beamlet: a multi-KJ TW-class laser for backlit x-radiography applications on the Z-Accelerator

Atherton, B.W.; Gonzales, Rita A.; Gurrieri, Thomas G.; Herrmann, Mark H.; Mulville, Thomas D.; Neely, Kelly A.; Rambo, Patrick K.; Rovang, Dean C.; Ruggles, Larry R.; Smith, Ian C.; Schwarz, Jens S.; Simpson, Walter W.; Sinars, Daniel S.; Speas, Christopher S.; Tafoya-Porras, Belinda T.; Wenger, D.F.; Young, Ralph W.; Adams, Richard G.; Bennett, Guy R.; Campbell, David V.; Carroll, Malcolm; Claus, Liam D.; Edens, Aaron E.; Geissel, Matthias G.

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TYPE Conference YEAR 2007
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X-ray optics on the Z-Accelerator backlit with the Z-Beamlet Laser & Z-Petawatt Laser systems

Gonzales, Rita A.; Gurrieri, Thomas G.; Herrmann, Mark H.; Mulville, Thomas D.; Neely, Kelly A.; Rambo, Patrick K.; Rovang, Dean C.; Ruggles, Larry R.; Schwarz, Jens S.; Adams, Richard G.; Simpson, Walter W.; Sinars, Daniel S.; Smith, Ian C.; Speas, Christopher S.; Tafoya-Porras, Belinda T.; Wenger, D.F.; Young, Ralph W.; Edens, Aaron E.; Atherton, B.W.; Bennett, Guy R.; Campbell, David V.; Carroll, Malcolm; Claus, Liam D.; Geissel, Matthias G.

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TYPE Conference YEAR 2007
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A Low-Power VHDL Design for an Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Chip

Schroeppel, Richard C.; Beaver, Cheryl L.; Draelos, Timothy J.; Gonzales, Rita A.; Miller, Russell D.; Draelos, Timothy J.

The authors present a VHDL design that incorporates optimizations intended to provide digital signature generation with as little power, space, and time as possible. These three primary objectives of power, size, and speed must be balanced along with other important goals, including flexibility of the hardware and ease of use. The highest-level function doffered by their hardware design is Elliptic Curve Optimal El Gamal digital signature generation. The parameters are defined over the finite field GF(2{sup 178}), which gives security that is roughly equivalent to that provided by 1500-bit RSA signatures. The optimizations include using the point-halving algorithm for elliptic curves, field towers to speed up the finite field arithmetic in general, and further enhancements of basic finite field arithmetic operations. The result is a synthesized VHDL digital signature design (using a CMOS 0.5{micro}m, 5V, 25 C library) of 191,000 gates that generates a signature in 4.4 ms at 20 MHz.

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TYPE Report YEAR 2002
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Low-Power Public Key Cryptography

Beaver, Cheryl L.; Draelos, Timothy J.; Hamilton, Victoria A.; Schroeppel, Richard C.; Gonzales, Rita A.; Miller, Russell D.; Thomas, Edward V.

This report presents research on public key, digital signature algorithms for cryptographic authentication in low-powered, low-computation environments. We assessed algorithms for suitability based on their signature size, and computation and storage requirements. We evaluated a variety of general purpose and special purpose computing platforms to address issues such as memory, voltage requirements, and special functionality for low-powered applications. In addition, we examined custom design platforms. We found that a custom design offers the most flexibility and can be optimized for specific algorithms. Furthermore, the entire platform can exist on a single Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) or can be integrated with commercially available components to produce the desired computing platform.

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TYPE Report YEAR 2000
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