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1. Solve the following Discrete Logarithm Problem via Shank's Algorithm:

12295 modulo 79839983

2. Solve the following Discrete Logarithm Problem via Pollard Rho Algorithm:

4341 modulo 39839983

3. Solve the following Discrete Logarithm Problem via Pohlig-Hellman Algorithm:

5099 modulo 19839997

4. Solve the following Discrete Logarithm Problem via Index Calculus:

12295 modulo 89839993

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This provides examples of discrete logarithm problems using Shank's, Pollard Rho, and Pohlig-Hllman algorithms.

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