Enrico Formenti

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Université Côte d'Azur

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Enrico Formenti is a Professor at Université Côte d'Azur, France. His research primarily focuses on cellular automata, exploring areas such as dynamical behaviors, chaos, and related applications in data encryption. His recent publications include studies on algorithms for linear and additive cellular automata and their properties within finite groups.

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University of Twente

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An efficient algorithm deciding chaos for linear cellular automata over (Z/mZ)n with applications to data encryption

On the Dynamical Behavior of Cellular Automata on Finite Groups

Hard to Detect Factors of Univariate Integer Polynomials

An Easy to Check Characterization of Positive Expansivity for Additive Cellular Automata Over a Finite Abelian Group

Non-maximal sensitivity to synchronism in elementary cellular automata: Exact asymptotic measures

Decidable characterizations of dynamical properties for additive cellular automata over a finite abelian group with applications to data encryption

Chaos and ergodicity are decidable for linear cellular automata over (Z/mZ)n

Dynamical behavior of additive cellular automata over finite abelian groups

Mutually orthogonal latin squares based on cellular automata

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