Fractional Order Lorenz Attractor: Numerical Solution And Its Novel Application to Image Encryption
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Summary
The fractional-order Lorenz attractor is used directly for image encryption through the generation of confusion matrix and is demonstrated to be secure and efficient against the commonly known attacks.
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- 2009-01-01
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Keywords
Attractor, Lorenz system, Encryption, Mathematics, Applied mathematics
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