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Seminar Advanced Topics in Cryptography

Corresponding Entry in Aachen Campus.

Responsible

Michael Nüsken
Prof. Dr. Joachim von zur Gathen

Time & Place

Thursday, 1000-1200, b-it 2.1.
Organizational meeting: 25 October, 1015,
b-it 1.25 (cosec meeting room).

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of cryptography will be helpful. Fast understanding of mathematical and computer science topics is required.

Contents

This semester's seminar focusses on elliptic curves.

Schedule

Note that this is a working seminar. Its sessions might be less structured, talks more ad-hoc and with more discussion than usual. A session might thus expand and use another week or shrink.
15 and 22 November 2007:
Jérémie Detrey. Intro and Boost: Divisionpolynomials, Weil pairing, torsion.
Blake, Seroussi & Smart (1999), Sections III.4, III.5, III.6, optionally V.2.
29 November 2007:
Michael Nüsken. Schoof.
Blake, Seroussi & Smart (1999), Section VII.1.
6 December 2007:
Michael Nüsken. Beyond Schoof, towards SEA.
Blake, Seroussi & Smart (1999), Sections VII.2--VII.8.
13 December 2007:
Michael Nüsken. Complex multiplication.
Washington, Chapter 10.
20 December 2007:
Michael Nüsken. Beyond Schoof, towards SEA.
Blake, Seroussi & Smart (1999), Sections VII.2--VII.8.
10, 17 January, 7 February 2008:
Michael Nüsken. Beyond Schoof, towards SEA.
Blake, Seroussi & Smart (1999), Sections III.8, VII.2--VII.8.
24, 31 January, 18 February 2008:
Daniel Loebenberger. Weil-Pairing: construction and alternatives.
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?Daniel Loebenberger. Factoring with elliptic curves.
Blake, Seroussi & Smart (1999), Chapters ??.
?? 2008:
Michael Nüsken, Hyperelliptic curves.
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All of us, `Eddies' (Edward's form).
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Some further topics we might choose from:

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