Judul: Pola Konsumsi dan Kecukupan Protein Hewani di Kabupaten Bandung.
Abstrak: Harga dan kuantitas pangan protein yang dikonsumsi dapat membentuk pola konsumsi masyarakat. Kenaikan harga pangan protein hewani dapat menurunkan konsumsi rumah tangga sehingga target konsumsi protein hewani 14.25 gram/kapita/hari tidak dapat terpenuhi. Penelitian ini menggunakan model Almost Ideal Demand System (AIDS) untuk melihat pola konsumsi dan kecukupan pangan protein hewani rumah tangga berdasarkan golongan pendapatan dengan menggunakan data SUSENAS 2016. Komoditi ikan merupakan pangan hewani yang dominan di konsumsi. Kecukupan protein hewani hanya dipenuhi golongan pendapatan tinggi. Elastisitas harga silang menunjukkan adanya sifat subtitusi dan komplementer. Pangan protein hewani dapat menjadi barang normal maupun barang mewah dilihat dari elastisitas pendapatannya. Simulasi penurunan harga daging meningkatkan jumlah konsumsi dan mencukupi kebutuhan protein hewani untuk golongan menengah 14.968 gram/kapita/hari, tinggi 26.539 gram/kapita/hari dan Kabupaten Bandung 15.576 gram/kapita/hari. Simulasi penurunan harga ikan dilakukan pada golongan pendapatan rendah menghasilkan peningkatan jumlah konsumsi dan mencukupi kebutuhan protein hewani menjadi 14.25 gram/kapita/hari.
Keyword: protein hewani, pola konsumsi, kecukupan protein, elastisitas, AIDS

Judul: Pola Konsumi dan Kecukupan Protein Hewani Rumah Tangga Kabupaten Sukabumi
Abstrak: Sukabumi Regency has a relatively high rate potential production of poultry. However, the pattern of the consumption of Sukabumi Regency people shows that fish is utilized as the main source of animal protein. Hence, the objectives of the present research are: (1) to analyze the consumption pattern of animal protein in Sukabumi Regency's households, (2) to analyze the elasticity level of demand on animal protein in households, (3) to analyze the level of consumption and the level of animal protein adequacy in households. The present research was conducted using the Almost Ideal Demand System. The research results suggest that all groups of participants (low income, moderate income and high income group) consume fish as the main source of animal protein. Low income group's rate in consuming fish is 11.29 kg/capita/year, moderate income group's rate is 11.98 kg/capita/year and high income group's rate is 21.72 kg/capita/year. Besides, the results indicate that all groups of participants consume ruminant as the animal protein source the least. Low income group consumes 0.00 kg/capita/year, moderate income group consumes 0.13 kg/capita/year and high income group consumes 1.37 kg/capita/year. According to the protein adequacy level in Sukabumi Regency only eggs have meet the standard of Widyakarya adequacy with adequacy rate is 134.38 percent. As for ruminant is only met 26.36 percent, poultry is 98.86 percent, fish is 57.71 percent and milk is 39.73 percent
Keyword: Pattern of consumption., Protein Adequacy, Elasticity, AIDS

Judul: The Exploration of Discrete Logarithm over Finite Field GF(3m)
Abstrak: The security of many public~key algorithms is based on the problem of finding discrete logarithms. The generalized discrete logarithm problem is the following: given a finite cyclic group G of order n, a generator a of G, and an element fl E G, find the integer x, 0 ~ x ~ n - 1, such that 0: = fl. Algorithm for discrete logarithm problem focused on Menezes et al. (1997) that consist of exhaustive search algorithm, the baby-step giant-step algorithm, Pollard's rho algorithm, Pohlig-Hellman algorithm, and index-calculus algorithm. These algorithms are explorated to be used in discrete logarithm problem over finite field GF(3m ). The exploration also produces some algorithms, i.e. naif negative algorithm, baby-step mother-step algorithm, baby-step mother free-step algorithm, and baby-step free-step algorithm. All algorithms implemented using Maple 11. The Pohlig-Hellman and baby-step giant-step algorithms are efficient enough to be used in discrete logarithm problem over finite field GF(3m ) for m < 20.
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