Lectures
Lecture 2: Clifford-Weil groups
Lecture 3: Hecke operators for codes
- W. Huffman, Codes with automorphisms(4 lectures)
- G. Nebe, Self-dual codes and invariant theory.
Lecture 2: Clifford-Weil groups
Lecture 3: Hecke operators for codes
- V. Pless, Self-dual and Formally Self-dual Codes (2 lectures)
- E. Previato, Algebraic-geometric codes (Goppa codes) an vector bundles (3 lectures)
- V. Tonchev, Combinatorial Designs and Code Synchronization (3 lectures)
- J. Kozicki, Quantum Error Correction and Cryptography
- I. Shparlinski, Arithmetic Structure of Integers and Cryptography ( 3 lectures)
- J. Gutierrez, Lattices in Algorithms and Cryptography (3 lectures)
- V. Ustimenko, Extremal graph theory and its applications in coding theory and cryptography. (3 lectures)
- A. Stein, Real and Imaginary hyperelliptic curve cryptography (3 lectures)
- F. Luca, Carmichael's lambda-function and cryptographic applications. (3 lectures)
- K. Magaard, Algebraic curves and their automorphism groups (3 lectures)
- S. Shpectorov, Algebraic computations with Riemann surfaces (3 lectures)
- T. Shaska, Cyclic covers of the projective line and their applications in coding theory and cryptography.
- A. Elezi, String theory and enumerative geometry and their applications. (3 lectures)
Talks:
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Invited talk:Mirela Ciperiani, Genus one curves over Q
- A. Kohnert, Construction of codes for cryptographic purposes using automorphism groups.
- A. Gunther, On self-dual permutation codes
- A. Gomilko, An introductory overview of turbo codes and their applications
- C. Shor, Quantum algebraic geometry codes from algebraic curves with automorphisms
- S. Jakub Kotorowicz, On the evaluation of some graph based stream ciphers via simulation
- A. Wroblewska, On the algebraic graphs of large girth, pseudorandom sequences and their cryptographical
applications
- M. Wrobel, Small-world network modeling with applications to coding theory
- S. Chopuryan, The Stability of Trapdoor One Way Function Based on Finite Automata
- L. Szalay, Huge number of large random primes - experiences of an experiment
- I. Siap,