Workshop 4: December 09-13, 2013
Emerging applications of finite fields
Organizers
- Igor Shparlinski, University of New South Wales, Australia (Chair)
- Harald Niederreiter, Johann Radon Institute, Austria
- Alina Ostafe, University of New South Wales, Australia
- Daniel Panario, Carleton University, Canada
- Arne Winterhof, Johann Radon Institute, Austria
Main topics
Finite fields are the meeting point of algebra, number theory, computer science, coding theory,
and cryptography. The workshop will provide an exchange of the most recent achievements in theory
and applications of finite fields.
Although some well-known theoretical and applied areas, such as coding theory, cryptography and
wireless communication will be included, we will also focus on less-studied and emergent applications
of algorithmic and combinatorial flavor.
Finite fields play also a crucial role in the construction of uniformly distributed sequences and
point sets (cf. Workshop 1), algebraic geometry (cf. Workshop 2), and computer algebra (cf. Workshop 3).
List of speakers
- Andreas Bender
- Claude Carlet (slides [pdf, 625KB])
- Jung Hee Cheon (slides [pdf, 290KB])
- Pierrick Gaudry (slides [pdf, 421KB])
- Alexey Glibichuk
- Tor Helleseth (slides [pdf, 1.5MB])
- Doowon Koh (slides [pdf, 241KB])
- Swastik Kopparty
- Winnie Li (slides [pdf, 218KB])
- Ferruh Oezbudak (slides [pdf, 1.2MB])
- Alexander Pott (slides [pdf, 182KB])
- Oliver Roche-Newton
- Nitin Saxena
- Ilya Shkredov (slides [pdf, 953KB])
- Ron Steinfeld (slides [pdf, 646KB])
- Ming Su (slides [pdf, 385KB])
- Julia Wolf (slides [pdf, 453KB])
Links
- Abstracts [pdf]
- Timetable [pdf]
- Group photo 1 [jpg, 4.3MB], Group photo 2 [jpg, 4.3MB]
- Photo Gallery
- Video [mp4, 233MB]