ANTS IV - Schedule

ANTS IV Schedule of talks

A leading * indicates an invited talk.


Monday July 3

9:30Opening
*9:40-10:30Victor FlynnCoverings of curves of genus 2
Coffee
11:00-11:20Rodriguez-VillegasExplicit models of genus 2 curves with split CM
11:25-11:45BruinOn powers as sums of two cubes
11:50-12:10NagaoImproving group law algorithms for Jacobians of hyperelliptic curves
12:15-12:35RichsteinComputing the number of Goldbach partitions up to 5*108
Lunch
14:30-14:50Gaudry, HarleyCounting points on hyperelliptic curves over finite fields
14:55-15:15AuerCurves over finite fields with many rational points obtained by ray class field extensions
15:20-15:40WeilertAsymptotically fast gcd computation in Z[i]
Tea
16:10-16:30CavallarStrategies in filtering in the number field sieve
16:35-16:55GalwayDissecting a sieve to cut its need for space
17:00-17:20JouxA one round protocol for tripartite Diffie-Hellman

Tuesday July 4

*9:40-10:30Jin-Yi CaiThe complexity of some lattice problems
Coffee
11:00-12:30Poster session
Lunch
14:00-14:20LouboutinFast computation of relative class numbers of CM-fields
14:25-14:45Cohen, Diaz y Diaz, OlivierCounting discriminants of number fields of degree up to four
14:50-15:10Cohen, Diaz y Diaz, OlivierConstruction of tables of quartic number fields
15:15-15:35SmithFactorization in the composition algebras
Tea
16:00-16:20Fieker, FriedrichsOn reconstruction of algebraic numbers
16:25-16:45Cantor, GordonFactoring polynomials over p-adic fields
16:50-17:10Cheng, HuangFactoring polynomials over finite fields and stable colorings of tournaments

Wednesday July 5

9:10-9:30SorensonA fast algorithm for approximately counting smooth numbers
9:35-9:55MüllerOn probable prime testing and the computation of square roots mod n
10:00-10:20PinchThe pseudoprimes up to 1013
10:25-10:45Teske, WilliamsA note on Shanks's chains of primes
Coffee
11:15-11:35Stroeker, TzanakisComputing all integer solutions of a general elliptic equation
11:40-12:00Van Geemen, TopModular forms for GL(3) and Galois representations
12:05-12:25GunnellsModular symbols and Hecke operators
Lunch
14:30Tea (and arrival Pi participants)
*15:00-15:50Frits BeukersA rational approach to pi
Tea
*16:10-17:00Peter BorweinThe 40 trillionth binary digit of pi is 0 (Beeger lecture)
Special event: Pi in de Pieterskerk
19:15-19:45Coffee(No admittance after 19:45)
20:00 R.J. van Duinen (NWO) Opening
20:05Peter BorweinThe amazing number pi (Beeger lecture)
20:30 Jozef Steenbrink Musical interlude on the organ
20:35Henk BosDe cirkel gedeeld, de omtrek becijferd en pi gebeiteld: Ludolph van Ceulen en de uitdaging van de wiskunde
21:00Unveiling of the memorial stone of Ludolph van Ceulen by Zijne Koninklijke Hoogheid de Prins van Oranje
21:10Reception

Thursday July 6

*9:10-10:00Noam ElkiesRational points near curves and small nonzero |x3-y2| via lattice reduction
Coffee
10:30-10:50Backes, WetzelNew results on lattice basis reduction in practice
10:55-11:15Blackburn, TeskeBaby-step giant-step algorithms for non-uniform distributions
11:20-11:40Chinta, Gunnells, SczechComputing special values of partial zeta functions
11:45-12:05OmarCentral values of Artin L-functions for quaternion fields
12:10-12:30Roblot, TangedalNumerical verification of the Brumer-Stark conjecture
Lunch
No afternoon program

Friday July 7

9:10-9:30AritaConstruction of secure Cab curves using modular curves
9:35-9:55Harasawa, SuzukiFast Jacobian group arithmetic on Cab curves
10:00-10:20Huang, Kueh, TanLifting elliptic curves and solving the elliptic curve discrete logarithm problem
10:25-10:45VollmerAsymptotically fast discrete logarithms in quadratic number fields
Coffee
11:15-11:35ScheidlerReduction in purely cubic function fields of unit rank one
11:40-12:00Kohel, ShparlinskiOn exponential sums and group generators for elliptic curves over finite fields
12:05-12:25Kohel, SteinComponent groups of quotients of J0(N)
Lunch
*14:00-14:50Jacques SternLattice reduction in cryptology: an update
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