Lightning talks presented at ANTS XVII
The slides are available for download as one bundled pdf.
The winner of the ANTSy for best lightning talk presented at ANTS-XVII is Alejandra Alcantarilla Sánchez, for her presentation Ours Goes to 211: Euler pseudoprimes to 47 prime bases from Carmichael numbers.
The following presentations were given at the lightning talk session of ANTS-XVII.
- Gergö Peter Batta:
Small Units in Canonical Number Systems - Sarthak Gupta:
On a Generalization of a Problem of Erdős - Selfridge - Michael Mossinghoff:
Ten Thousand Polynomials with Small Mahler Measure - Harun Kır:
Expansion Properties of the Superspecial Isogeny Graph with Level Structure - Asimina Hamakiotes:
On the density of coprime reduction of elliptic curves - Ruben Munoz--Bertrand:
Effective Artin–Schreier–Witt theory for curves - James Rickards:
Continued fractions with the digits {1, 2} - Aashraya Jha:
Quadratic Chabauty over number fields - Hugo Nartz:
Towards a database of genus 2 curves over quadratic fields - Pierre Tchamitchian:
Explicit formulas for abelian varieties over number fields - Jane Shi:
Lifting L-polynomials of genus 3 curves - Aidan Hennessey:
Torsion of genus 2 Jacobians over number fields - Yagmur Sak:
Power sums over subspaces of finite fields - Pankaj Patel:
A study on a family of the elliptic curves of rank at least 2 - Nicolas Sarkis:
Models of Kummer lines and Galois representations - Raul Arturo Hernandez-Gonzalez:
Computing 2D Cyclic Isogenies: An Approach using Kani’s Reducibility Criterion - Jonathan Love:
Generating endomorphism rings of supersingular elliptic curves - Shiva Chidambaram:
Number of point counts of abelian varieties determining the zeta function - Julia VanLandingham:
Simultaneous Approximation for Lattice-Based Cryptography - Sumandeep Kaur:
On a conjecture of Lenny Jones about some monogenic polynomials - Alejandra Alcantarilla Sánchez (winner of the ANTSy):
Ours Goes to 211: Euler pseudoprimes to 47 prime bases from Carmichael numbers - Robin Visser:
Sums of two units in number fields - Ikrame Daqaq:
Families of Real Biquadratic Fields with 2-Iwasawa Module Rank 3




