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Randomness is a key component of probabilistic algorithms, many combinatorial aarguments, the analysis of hashing functions, and in cryptography, among other applications.
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Truly random number generator: Turing computable?
In computability theory, a concensus has emerged to what should be a good notion of "true randomness", and it is indeed the notion of Martin-Löf randomness which prevailed (other ones have been proposed … (1) What do we mean by "randomness flaw"? …
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