Contest Rules
- Individuals or teams consisting of two or three undergraduate students are allowed to participate.
- No specific help or advice may be sought or received from living persons who are not part of your team.
- Information may be obtained from
- Any printed published source (book, journal/magazine article, etc.)
- Any internet source that existed prior to the start of the contest (i.e. Any website that is created solely to distribute information related to this contest is strictly off limits.)
- Computer programs, Java applets, and other methods to help with cryptanalysis is allowed provided:
- Programs, applets, etc. from Internet Sources were available prior to the start of the contest (i.e. they were not written solely to help with this contest), or
- Programs, applets, etc. are written entirely by team members.
- Use of sources/websites/applets must be cited and included with solution submission.
- For tie-breaking purposes, the time a solution is submitted will be considered. So, be sure to submit your solutions as you solve each challenge!
Mathematics
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