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Science MSC 2014 Proposal Of: Survey of Digital Signature Schemes Prepared By: Abdalla Adel Abdalla Rashad Tag Eldean Habob Mamoun Omer Bashier Supervisor : Dr. Hwaida Tagelser Elshosh Abstract: In this proposed paper a study for public-key digital signature schemes that based on different mathematical NP hard problems. That problems influence in performance and reliability of digital signature schemes. In this paper we make a survey on mathematical

proposed paper a study for public-key digital signature schemes that based on different mathematical NP hard problems. That problems influence in performance and reliability of digital signature schemes. In this paper we make a survey on mathematical NP hard problems of digital signature schemes and present the powerful and practical of some schemes depending on its security level. Introduction: Digital signature is a verification mechanism based on the public-key scheme, and it provides: • Data

Outline Title: Life and Works of Ludwig van Beethoven and His Achievements Thesis Statement: Beethoven is one of the greatest composer in the history of music. He played a big role in the world of music. He was the one who initiated among his co-composers the freedom to express themselves. Some of his masterpieces were Eroica Pastorale, Fideleo and the religious composition entitled Missa Solemnis. I. Introduction II. The Man and His Music A.

A young girl may hear a variety of tips on how to beautify herself, but do these pieces of advice make her genuinely happy? That sometimes depends on the music she hears around her, particularly on the radio. Many hit pop contemporary radio singles, generally performed by female recording artists, encourage a distorted perception of beauty that leads to the state of perception, which is usually nearly impossible to achieve. However, a select group of songs by female performers and their accompanying

‘The Four Seasons’ or ‘Le quattro stagioni’ was published in 1725 by composer Antonio Vivaldi, a musician, composer and ordained priest who lived from 1678- 1741. He was an 18th-century, Italian composer and violinist who lived in the Baroque era. Vivaldi impacted the style at which concertos were written. One of his most famous compositions is his concerto movement, ‘The Four Seasons.’ This essay will discover how Vivaldi created contrast, unity, balance and cohesion in the 3rd movement of his ‘Spring’

The music of Jean Sibelius during the late-Romantic era is highly regarded as the most well-known music to come out of Finland. By the late-Romantic period, other nationalities had established their own individual takes on classical music; Sibelius was able to give Finland a sense of identity in music, as the country was just beginning to create its own identity in the wake of liberation from Russia. As history’s most prominent Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius had a tragic collapse of his career as

using inversion, stretto and other devices. The second movement is much slower and the tempo marking is Andante o piu tosto allegretto. The time signature is 6/8. It is in D major and the form is ternary variation. The third movement is a minuet with the tempo:

1. C) The piece “Early Morning Melody” is in the key of G# natural minor with a 4/4 time signature at a tempo of 92-96 bpm. The melody is sung and begins with a quarter note on the dominant, D#4, and goes up in stepwise motion for two quarter notes before leaping up a perfect fourth to the mediant and stepping back down to the supertonic. There is an eight note neighbor tone figure starting on the tonic, going down to the subtonic, and then ending on the tonic for a half note. The next measure begins

Introduction The music of the 19th and 20th centuries is classified as late Classical and Romantic periods. During this time frame, composers such as Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, Mendelssohn, and Schumann thrived. Throughout the 1800s, music was extremely diverse in composition and performance, and much of the music centered on people’s religious preferences and nationality. In the 1800s, the Romantic Era helped introduce bold and more dissonant pieces, which were longer and more complex

premiered in concert along with Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, although two completely different symphonies. Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony is in the key of F major and is composed of five movements, which is his only symphony to have five movements. The second movement of Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony, “Scene by the Brook”, is in a slow sonata form and is in the key of Bb major, the subdominant of the “Pastorale Symphony”. Tone painting, the musical technique of composing music that reflects the literal meaning