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Single-Fragment Forensic Coding via Multidimensional Cyclically Permutable Codes
The proliferation of 3D printing raises new security and forensic challenges, including the risk of unauthorized fabrication of untraceable firearms and other regulated items. To enable traceability, we consider \emph{single-fragment forensic coding}, in which a unique identifier is embedded into a
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