PLAB A Server on the Theory and Practice of Random Number Generation This server is maintained by a team of mathematicians and computer scientists led by Peter Hellekalek at the University of Salzburg's Mathematics Department. We present results and links on this fundamental topic in stochastic simulation, some of them due to our own research in this field. Enjoy the data and allow for necessary ...

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Random Number Generation and Testing The three primary goals were: (a) to develop a battery of statistical tests to detect non-randomness in binary sequences constructed using random number generators and pseudo-random number generators utilized in cryptographic applications, (b) to produce documentation and a software implementation of these tests, and (c) to provide guidance in the use and ...

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The WWW Virtual Library: Random Numbers and Monte Carlo methods This page is part of the WWW Virtual Library's section on Mathematics, subsection Specialized Fields; it is maintained by the pLab research group. Information will be provided for the following subjects: Cryptographic Random Numbers Monte Carlo Methods Quasi Monte Carlo Methods Random Number Generators Stochastic Simulation ...

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The design, testing and assessment of random number generators touches a broad range of mathematical topics, from number theory to probability theory, from numerical analysis to statistics. A collection of papers and textbooks on these subjects is given below. The bibliography is also available in bibtex format. Cryptographical generators are designed with ...

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MIT Scheme Reference 4.8: Random Numbers MIT Scheme provides a facility for generating pseudo-random numbers. The current implementation is a ``subtract-with-carry'' random-number generator, based on the algorithm from A New Class of Random Number Generators, George Marsaglia and Arif Zaman, The Annals of Applied Probability, Vol. 1, No. 3, 1991. At the time it was implemented, this was a good ...

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JD-2 pseudorandom number generator | Randomness tests | Contact The purpose of this site is to present and evaluate the new JD-2 pseudorandom number generator designed by me using an original idea with the intention to be used in cryptographic applications. About randomness A random bit sequence could be interpreted as the result of the flips of a coin with sides that are labeled 0 and 1, with ...