Verification of RSA Encryption (From NHK’s “Math Without Laughter,” Cryptography Theory)

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I will verify the RSA cipher that appeared in the NHK program *Cryptography in "Math Without Laughter,"* featuring Mr. Ogata of Panther.
RSA stands for Rivest-Shamir-Adleman.
It can be used for both decryption and encryption. As an example, you can verify the problem that appeared at the end of *Math Without Laughter*.

References: Introduction to Cryptography, 3rd Edition; Alice in the Land of Secrets by Hiroshi Yuki

N	=p×q will be published.
L	The public key must be a prime number.
Private Key	Not published
Encrypted or decrypted numbers

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I’ve uploaded a custom formula that verifies RSA encryption (from NHK’s “Math Without Laughter” and cryptography theory) to Casio’s high-precision calculator site, keisan.casio.jp! It can perform both encryption and decryption.I based the algorithm on Hiroshi Yuki’s *Introduction to Cryptography*. I also incorporated modular exponentiation, the least common multiple, and the extended Euclidean algorithm.

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