An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography (Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics)
by Joseph H. Silverman, Jeffrey Hoffstein, Jill Pipher
An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography offers undergraduate readers a structured exploration of the mathematical foundations of cryptography. Written by Joseph H. Silverman, Jeffrey Hoffstein, and Jill Pipher, this textbook provides a clear starting point for students developing familiarity with the field and its underlying mathematical ideas.
About This Book
An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography presents the subject of cryptography through a mathematical lens.
Written for an undergraduate audience, the book provides an accessible entry point for readers studying the principles and methods associated with mathematical cryptography.
Joseph H. Silverman, Jeffrey Hoffstein, and Jill Pipher combine their expertise in a textbook designed to support structured learning.
Part of the Undergraduate Texts in Mathematics series, this volume is suited to students and readers seeking a formal introduction to the field.
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