C. Complexity Theory and Cryptography
| C.1 | Introduction |
| C.2 | Provably Difficult Computational Problems Are not Suitable |
| C.3 | One-way Functions and the Complexity Class UP |
. . . complexity turns out to be most elusive precisely where it would be most welcome.
—C. H. Papadimitriou [229]
Real knowledge is to know the extent of one’s ignorance.
—Confucius
The complex develops out of the simple.
—Colin Wilson
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