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Henryk Zygalski (Polish pronunciation: [ˈxɛnrɨk zɨˈɡalski] ; 15 July 1908 – 30
August 1978) was a
Polish mathematician and
cryptologist who
worked at breaking...
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method of
Zygalski sheets was a
cryptologic technique used by the
Polish Cipher Bureau before and
during World War II, and
during the war also by British...
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Rejewski and
fellow mathematician-cryptologists
Jerzy Różycki and
Henryk Zygalski,
working at the
Polish General Staff's
Cipher Bureau,
developed techniques...
- (cryptologic bomb). Both the
Zygalski-sheet
method and each
bomba worked for only a
single scrambler rotor order, so six sets of
Zygalski sheets and six bomby...
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Enigma Biuro Szyfrów (Cipher Bureau)
Marian Rejewski Jerzy Różycki
Henryk Zygalski bomba Lacida Machine Arne
Beurling Bletchley Park
Cryptanalysis of the...
- army
officer Tadeusz Lisicki (who knew
Rejewski and his
colleague Henryk Zygalski in
wartime Britain but was
never ****ociated with the
Cipher Bureau). He...
- 1938
Rejewski had
invented a device, the
cryptologic bomb, and
Henryk Zygalski had
devised his sheets, to make the cipher-breaking more efficient. Five...
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Rejewski and
Henryk Zygalski.
After Rejewski had
reconstructed the
German military Enigma machine in
December 1932, Różycki and
Zygalski likewise worked at...
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commemorating "the [prewar] work of
Marian Rejewski,
Jerzy Różycki and
Henryk Zygalski,
mathematicians of the
Polish intelligence service, in
first breaking the...
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aided by
fellow mathematician-cryptologists
Jerzy Różycki and
Henryk Zygalski, both of whom had been
recruited with
Rejewski from Poznań University,...
