International Workshop on Cryptography and Coding Theory

Important Information to Participants

If the link shown to you after registration did not include YouTube live links, then please note that the Google meet link has changed. For such participants, the new link has been communicated by email. If you did not receive this email, please check your SPAM folder to see if there is any message from iwccmaths@gmail.com. If no mail is received, please correct your email address in the registration form submitted and contact the organizers at the above address. The registration for this workshop is closed now. However, the participants who wish to join a lecture after it has begun are requested to join via YouTube live. The payment of registration (for those requiring a certificate of participation) has been extended to 12th March 2021. The programme for the inauguration is available here

Organisers

Sudhir R. Ghorpade, IIT Bombay, India

Sartaj Ul Hasan, IIT Jammu, India

Arunkumar R. Patil, SGGS – IET, Nanded, India

Aims and Prerequisites

The workshop is intended for Masters level and fresh Ph.D. students, college teachers, and young researchers in Mathematics, Computer Science, or Electrical Engineering, with an interest in the topic of the workshop. Basic background in linear and abstract algebra will be assumed. Prior exposure to cryptography or coding theory is desirable, but not mandatory. First few lectures will provide a brisk review of some basics. Most lectures will generally assume only the material covered in the preceding lectures. At the same time, at least a few of the lectures will give an idea of some recent developments and open problems in the field.