It would be very helpful to see examples involving Euler's formula, as well as a better explanation of the Three-Pass protocol.
Although I didn't understand it fully, the Three-Pass protocol is a neat solution to the problem of securely delivering a key to the recipient of an encoded message. Since work in cryptography assumes Kerckhoff's principle, the security of any method is derived from the key, which means methods of public-key cryptography are very secure.
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