Cryptography, Python, Math, Mathematics, Diffie Hellman.
we will work through an example of the Miller-Rabin Primality Test where n and (n-1)/2 are shown to be pseudoprime. Part 1: Find if n Is Pseudoprime or Composite Let n = 24,645,693,377,521,872,504,085,245,467. Solving for the unique integers m and k such that n-1 = m(2^k), we find that m =