London Lattice Coding & Crypto Meeting
London Lattice Coding & Crypto Meeting
Lattice-based approaches are emerging as a common theme in modern cryptography and coding theory. In communications, they are indispensable mathematical tools to construct powerful error-correction codes achieving the capacity of wireless channels. In cryptography, they are used to building lattice-based schemes with provable security, better asymptotic efficiency, resilience against quantum attacks and new functionalities such as fully homomorphic encryption.
This meeting — on 26 March 2018 — is aimed at connecting the two communities with a common interest in lattices. It will consist of several talks on related topics, with a format aimed at encouraging interaction.
This meeting — on 26 March 2018 — is aimed at connecting the two communities with a common interest in lattices. It will consist of several talks on related topics, with a format aimed at encouraging interaction.
Program
10:30 - 12:00 |
Carl Bootland
: Using non-integral bases to make better use of the plaintext space in homomorphic encryption schemes
13:00 - 14:30 |
Thomas Prest
: The Rényi Divergence and Security Proofs
15:00 - 16:30 |
Xiaojun Yuan
: Fundamental Limits of Compute-Compress-and-Forward
16:45 - 18:15 |
Qifu Sun
: Lattice partition based physical-layer network coding
Room 611
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Imperial College London
South Kensington
London SW7 2AZ
Registration
Everyone is welcome. Two caveats:
- Speakers are told the audience is somewhat familiar with lattices.
- Please send us an email at [email protected] , so that the size of the room fits with the number of participants.
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London Lattice Coding & Crypto Meeting
Lattice-based approaches are emerging as a common theme in modern cryptography and coding theory. In communications, they are indispensable mathematical tools to construct powerful error-correction codes achieving the capacity of wireless channels. In cryptography, they are used to building lattice-based schemes with provable security, better asymptotic efficiency, resilience against quantum attacks and new functionalities such as fully homomorphic encryption.
This meeting — on 26 March 2018 — is aimed at connecting the two communities with a common interest in lattices. It will consist of several talks on related topics, with a format aimed at encouraging interaction.
London, UK
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London, UK