Algebraic and Geometric Methods in Coding Theory

ACA 2022 Special Session

15-19 August 2022, Istanbul-Gebze, Turkey


Aims and Scope

Digital communication has never been so important as it is today.  The design of error-correcting codes for the reliable transmission of information across noisy channels plays a crucial role in the modern era due to the massive overall communication traffic. To this aim, it has been necessary to develop sophisticated algebraic and geometric tools in order to construct codes that can correct as many error as possible in a very efficient way. Indeed, one of the first important class of codes has been obtained through the evaluation of certain polynomials over finite fields. Furthermore, geometric approaches to linear codes have been used to relate optimal codes with classical object in finite geometry.

This session is focused on the application of computer algebra to coding theory which, together with classical and new methods from algebra and geometry, can be used to obtain several and important results, such as construction of optimal codes, definition of efficient encoding and decoding algorithms and the study of algebraic, geometric and combinatorial problems arising from practical problems in coding theory.

Topics of the session include, but are not limited to:


Speakers



Schedule


Tuesday (16 August 2022)


09:30 Michel Lavrauw

10:00 John Sheekey

10:30 Joachim Rosenthal


Wednesday (17 August 2022)


09:30 Daniel Panario

10:00 Lucia Moura

10:30 Anton Betten


break


11:30 Relinde Jurrius

12:00 Gianira Alfarano


lunch


14:00 Michela Ceria

14:30 Anurag Bishnoi

15:00 Morgan Rodgers

15:30 Jaime Gutierrez


break


16:30 Cem Guneri

17:00 Zohreh Aliabadi


Call for Contributions

If you are interested in presenting your recent work in this session, please send your title and abstract to both the session organizers, no later than May 30, 2022 June 9, 2022. Please use the available LaTeX template for your submission. 


Organizers


Alessandro Neri

Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (Leipzig, Germany)

alessandro.neri@mis.mpg.de


Ferdinando Zullo

Università  degli Studi della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli" (Caserta, Italy)

ferdinando.zullo@unicampania.it



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