Schedule
Arrival day is Sunday, July 7, 2002. In the evening from 7 pm until 10 pm
there will
be an after-dinner reception for participants. Drinks will be provided
together with some nibbles.
The tentative ANTS programme
is now available for review.
There will be five one hour invited talks:
- Manjul Bhargava (Princeton)
- Gauss Composition and Generalizations
- John Coates (Cambridge)
- Elliptic curves - The Crossroads of Theory and Computation
- Antoine Joux (DCSSI/Crypto Lab)
- The Weil and Tate Pairings as Building Blocks
for Public Key Cryptosystems
- Bjorn Poonen (Berkeley)
- Using Elliptic Curves of Rank One towards
the Undecidability of Hilbert's Tenth Problem
- Takakazu Satoh (Saitama)
- On p-adic Point Counting Algorithms
for Elliptic Curves over Finite Fields
In addition, the following papers have been accepted for contributed
talks of 20 minutes:
- Roland Auer (Saskatchewan, CA), Jaap Top (Groningen, NL)
- Some Genus 3 Curves with Many Points
- Wieb Bosma (Nijmegen, NL), Bart de Smit (Leiden, NL)
- On arithmetically equivalent fields of small degree
- Nils Bruin (Simon Fraser Institute, CA) and Noam Elkies (Harvard, USA)
- Trinomials $ax^7+bx+c$ and $ax^8+bx+c$ with Galois groups of order $168$ and $8\cdot 168$
- Jean-Marc Couveignes and Thierry Henocq (Toulouse)
- Modular correspondences around CM points
- Henri Cohen, Francisco Diaz y Diaz and Michel Olivier (A2X Bordeaux, FR)
- A survey of discriminant counting
- Noam Elkies (Harvard, USA)
- Curves $Dy^2 = x^3 - x$ of odd analytic rank
- Andreas Enge and F. Morain (LIX Paris, FR)
- Comparing invariants for class fields of imaginary quadratic fields
- Graham Everest, Peter Rogers and Thomas Ward (University of East Anglia, UK)
- A higher-rank Mersenne problem
- Mireille Fouquet and Francois Morain (LIX Paris, FR)
- Isogeny volcanoes and the SEA algorithm
- Takashi Fukuda and Keiichi Komatsu (Nihon University, JP)
- An application of Siegel modular functions to Kronecker's limit formula
- Steven D. Galbraith (Royal Holloway University, UK), Keith Harrison and David Soldera (HP-Labs, UK)
- Implementing the Tate-pairing
- E. Gonzalez-Jimenez (Barcelona, SP), J. Gonzalez and J. Guardia (Vilanova, SP)
- Computations on modular Jacobian surfaces
- Floran Hess (Bristol, UK)
- Algorithms for computing Weierstrass points and hyperelliptic models of curves
- Joshua Holden (Terre Haute, USA)
- Fixed points and two-cycles of the discrete logarithm
- Jeremy Horwitz (Stanford, USA) and Ramarthnam Venkatesan (Microsoft)
- Random Cayley graphs and the discrete logarithm
- Mike Jacobson (Manitoba, CA) and Alf van der Poorten (Macquarie, AUS)
- Computational aspects of NUCOMP
- Antoine Joux (DCSSI, FR) and Reynald Lercier (CELAR, FR)
- The function field sieve is quite special
- Hae Young Kim (KAIST, KR), Jung Youl Park (KAIST, KR), Jung Hee Cheon (ICU, KR), Je Hong Park (KAIST, KR), Jae Heon Kim (NSRI, KR) and Sang Geun Hahn (KAIST, KR)
- Fast elliptic curve point counting using Gaussian normal basis
- Andrew Kresch (University of Pennsylvania, USA) and Yuri Tschinkel (Princeton, USA)
- Integral points on punctured abelian surfaces
- Paul Leyland (Microsoft, UK), Arjen Lenstra (Citibank, USA), Bruce Dodson (Lehigh University, USA), Alec Muffett (Sun Microsystems, UK) and Sam Wagstaff (Purdue University, USA)
- MPQS with three large primes
- Stephane Louboutin (Marseille, FR)
- Efficient computation of class numbers of real abelian number fields
- Wen-Ching W. Li (Pennsylvania State, USA), Hiren Maharaj (Vienna, Austria), Henning Stichtenoth (Essen, GER) and Noam Elkies (Harvard, USA)
- New optimal tame towers of function fields over small finite fields
- Kazuto Matsuo, Jinhui Chao and Shigeo Tsuji (Chuo University, JP)
- Improving baby step giant step algorithm for point counting of hyperelliptic curves over finite fields
- Carl Pomerance (Bell Labs, USA) and Igor Shparlinski (Macquarie, AUS)
- Smooth orders and cryptographic applications
- Alf van der Poorten and Xuan Tran (Macquarie, AUS)
- Periodic continued fractions in elliptic function fields
- J. Maurice Rojas (Texas, USA)
- Additive complexity and $p$-adic roots of polynomials
- Tony Shaska (Irvine, USA)
- Genus 2 curves with (3,3)-split Jacobian and large automorphism group
- Allan Steel (Sydney, AUS)
- A new scheme for computing with algebraically closed fields
- William Stein (Harvard, USA) and Mark Watkins (Pennsylvania State, USA)
- A database of elliptic curves---first report
- Ron Steinfeld (Monash University, AUS) and Igor E. Shparlinski (Macquarie, AUS)
- Chinese remaindering for algebraic numbers in a hidden field
- Edlyn Teske (Waterloo, CA), Peter Ebinger (Karlsruhe, GER)
- Factoring $N=pq^2$ with the ECM
- Ulrich Vollmer (Darmstadt, GER)
- An accelerated Buchmann algorithm for regulator computation in real quadratic fields
- Helena Verrill (Hannover, GER)
- Transportable modular symbols and the intersection pairing
- Frederik Vercauteren (Bristol, UK) and Jan Denef (Leuven-Heverlee, Belgium)
- An extension of Kedlaya's algorithm to Artin Schreier curves in characteristic 2
In addition to the talks we plan to have a poster session.
Persons interested in presenting their results in a poster
session should indicate so in a mail to
ants5@maths.usyd.edu.au.
Last modified on 14 Nov 2001 by claus@maths.usyd.edu.au