Keynote Speakers
We are honored to present our distinguished keynote speakers, who are leading experts in their respective fields. These luminaries will share groundbreaking insights and recent discoveries that are shaping the future of mathematics and its applications.
Professor Jane Doe
Fields Medal Laureate & Analytic Number Theorist
University of Excellence, Country
Professor Jane Doe is a leading figure in analytic number theory, renowned for her work on the distribution of prime numbers and L-functions. She has received numerous awards, including the Fields Medal in 2022. Her research continues to push the boundaries of our understanding of fundamental arithmetic structures.
Talk Title: On the Zeros of Zeta and New Frontiers
Abstract: This talk will explore recent breakthroughs in understanding the Riemann zeta function, focusing on novel computational methods and their theoretical implications for the Riemann Hypothesis and related problems in number theory. We will discuss new approaches to locating non-trivial zeros and their potential impact on our understanding of prime number distribution.
Dr. Alan Smith
Cryptography Pioneer & Security Researcher
Institute of Cryptography, Country
Dr. Smith's research lies at the intersection of number theory and computer science. He is a pioneer in the development of post-quantum cryptographic systems based on hard problems in algebra and number theory, ensuring our digital security for the future. His work has been implemented in several international security standards.
Talk Title: Lattices, Learning with Errors, and the Future of Encryption
Abstract: In this presentation, Dr. Smith will discuss the mathematical foundations of lattice-based cryptography and the Learning With Errors (LWE) problem. He will demonstrate how these concepts form the backbone of quantum-resistant cryptographic systems and explore their implementation challenges and future potential in securing digital infrastructure against emerging threats.
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