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|a Blockchain technology for secure and smart applications across industry verticals /
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|a Advances in computers ;
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|a Intro -- The Blockchain Technology for Secure and Smart Applications across Industry Verticals -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter One: Demystifying the blockchain technology -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The key motivations for the blockchain technology -- 3. Delineating the blockchain technology -- 4. Briefing of the blockchain system elements -- 5. Blockchain consensus algorithms -- 6. Power of work -- 6.1. Advantages of PoW -- 6.2. Disadvantages of PoW -- 6.3. Where POW used? -- 7. Proof of stake -- 8. Delegated proof of stake -- 9. Proof of burn
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|a 10. Practical Byzantine fault tolerance -- 11. Blockchain types -- 12. About the bitcoin application of the blockchain technology -- 13. Enterprise blockchain use cases -- 14. The blockchain technology benefits -- 15. The blockchain challenges and concerns -- 16. How blocks and their chains nullify security attacks on blockchain networks -- 17. An efficient cross-organizational information transfer method through blockchain -- 18. The marriage between blockchain, AI, and the IoT -- 19. Conclusion -- Appendix -- A.1. The blockchain frameworks -- Chapter Two: Data structures
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|a 1. Primitive data structure -- 1.1. Integers -- 1.2. Float -- 1.3. Characters -- 1.4. Pointers -- 2. Nonprimitive data structure -- 2.1. Arrays -- 2.1.1. Creating an array -- 2.1.2. Adding elements to an array -- 2.1.3. Accessing elements from the array -- 2.1.4. Removing elements from the array -- 2.1.5. Searching element in an array -- 2.1.6. Updating elements in an array -- 2.2. Linked list -- 2.2.1. Linked list insertion -- 2.2.2. Deletion of an element in a linked list -- 2.3. Queue -- 2.3.1. Implement queues using linked list -- 2.3.2. Implement queues using arrays -- 2.4. Stack
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|a 2.4.1. Stack implementation using list -- 2.4.2. Stack implementation using queue module -- 2.5. Graphs -- 2.5.1. Creating a graph -- 2.5.2. Display vertices of graph -- 2.5.3. Display edges of graph -- 2.5.4. Adding a vertex to the graph -- 2.5.5. Adding an edge to the graph -- 2.6. Trees -- 2.6.1. Creating a root -- 2.6.2. Inserting a node into tree -- 2.7. Heaps -- 2.7.1. Creating a heap -- 2.7.2. Inserting into heap -- 2.7.3. Removing from heap -- 2.7.4. Replacing in a heap -- 3. Merkle root -- 3.1. Hash function -- 3.2. Applications of Merkle tree -- 4. InterPlanetary file system
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|a 4.1. History of IPFS -- 4.2. Nodes of IPFS -- 4.3. Advantages of IPFS -- 4.4. Disadvantages of IPFS -- References -- Chapter Three: Hashes -- 1. SHA-256 or SHA-2 -- 2. Ethash -- 3. Scrypt -- 4. X11 -- 5. Equihash -- 5.1. Properties of Equihash -- 6. RIPEMD-160 -- References -- Chapter Four: Digital signatures -- 1. Digital signatures -- 2. Digital signature algorithm -- 3. Elliptic curve digital signature algorithm -- 4. Edward curve digital signature algorithm -- 5. Difference between EdDSA and ECDSA -- References -- Chapter Five: Signature primitives -- 1. Ring signatures
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