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there results

B=AC =



8 15 23
1 18 5
25 15 21





1 1 0
0 1 − 1
1 −2 4


=



2 6 19
6 9 2
17 27 11


=



B F S
F I B
Q? K



Here modulo 29 arithmetic has been used. For example,

8(1) + 15(0) + 23(1) = 31 ≡2( mod 29 )

8(1) + 15(1) + 23(−2) = − 23 ≡6( mod 29 )

8(0) + 15(−1) + 23(4) = 77 ≡19( mod 29 ).

with similar results using inner products involving the second and third row vectors

of A. Upon receiving the coded message, where you know that the matrix C was

used to make up the code, then you can decipher the message by multiplying by

C−^1 (mod 29 ), since B=AC implies that A=BC −^1 .For example,

A=BC −^1 =



2 6 19
6 9 2
17 27 11





2 − 4 − 1
−1 4 1
−1 3 1


=



8 15 23
1 18 5
25 15 21


=



H O W
A R E
Y O U


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Here are some coded messages which were coded modulo 29 using the matrix C

above. 


C T C I?
!! D! C
P F E N N




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