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  1. Steps towards proof construction using reinforcement learning : environments and models for hypothesis-posing as subtask creation

    … down into subtasks. To do so, I create a novel bitstring problem that retains many of the challenges posed by proof construction while dispensing with the need to parse grammars. I then assess the performance of well-known RL algorithms on tasks derived from this problem, demonstrating that it …

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  2. A Physical Unclonable Function Based on Inter-Metal Layer Resistance Variations and an Evaluation of its Temperature and Voltage Stability

    … as the source of entropy for generating random bitstrings, and incorporate an on-chip infrastructure for measuring and digitizing the corresponding variations in key electrical parameters, such as delay or voltage. PUFs are designed to reproduce a bitstring on demand and therefore eliminate the …

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  3. Novel Transistor Resistance Variation-based Physical Unclonable Functions with On-Chip Voltage-to-Digital Converter Designed for Use in Cryptographic and Authentication Applications

    … this keying material is stored as digital bitstrings in non-volatile memory on FPGAs and ASICs. However, secrets stored this way are not secure against a determined adversary, who can use specialized probing attacks to uncover the secret. Furthermore, storing these pre-determined bitstrings …

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