Congratulations. I have a question. The cryptography relies on complex mathematic equations to conceal the core data. If so, isn’t it likely that somebody could “solve the puzzle”? Are there any other schools of thought on other ways to protect the integrity of data – such as source indicative identification or creation of alternate languages that are dynamic in their nature?
My questions may bely my lack of knowledge on this subject but I am curious based on the fact that if someone can arrive at an equation as a means of hiding the data, someone/something might also discover the equation too.
Cheers
Sean

Seriously though, I have a relative, Prof Ales Drapal, at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republick, who is a mathematician and moved into researching and teaching cryptography. He is a lovely guy, we talk philosophy, theology, some mathematics, and family stuff from time to time when we get together.

Just wondering, off chance, whether you would allow me to put him in touch with you and vice versa for, who knows, some serendipity?

Once again, congratulations and kind regards.