CHARM (ANR-21-CE94-0003, CCF-2122230) is a 3-year ANR-NSF project that started in October 2021, on cryptographically relevant hard problems for module lattices. This is a joint project between teams located at four sites, headed by:
Upcoming talks – TO BE ANNOUNCED
Past talks
Speaker | Date | Topic |
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Spencer Peters | September 8th, ‘24 | Recursive Lattice Reduction |
David Wu | May 6th, ‘24 | Lattice-Based Functional Commitments: Constructions and Cryptanalysis |
Thomas Espitau | April 3rd, ‘24 | Towards efficient algorithmic aspects of algebraic lattices |
Alexandre Wallet | June 22nd | New results and trade-offs for lattice-based hash-and-sign signatures |
Wessel van der Woerden | May 18th | On the lattice isomorphism problem, quadratic forms, remarkable lattices, and cryptography |
Aurel Page | Mar 2nd | Galois extensions (2) |
Benjamin Wesolowski | Mar 9th | Average-case ideals |
Alice Pellet–Mary | Mar 16th | Module-LLL |
Shi Bai | Mar 23rd | Overstretch NTRU |
Aurel Page | Feb 9th | Galois extensions (1) |
Noah Stephens-Davidowitz | Feb 2nd | Worst-case to average-case reductions for Ring-LWE |
Aurel Page | Jan 26th | Algebraic number theory in Pari GP |
Bill Allombert | Jan 19th | Introduction to Pari GP |
Alice Pellet–Mary | Jan 12th | Algorithms for Ideal-SVP |
Damien Stehlé | Dec 15th | Cryptography from algebraic lattices |
Guillaume Hanrot | Dec 8th | Elementary algebraic number theory |
Shi Bai | Dec 1st | Introduction to fplll |
Damien Stehlé | Nov 24th | Intractability assumptions on module lattices |
Noah Stephens-Davidowitz | Nov 17th | Lattice algorithms review |