Come and celebrate the 25th birthday of LLL!
Welcome to the web site of the conference in honour of the 25th birthday of the LLL algorithm, held in Caen, France, from June 29 to July 1, 2007.
The LLL paper has been published in 1982. The goal of the conference is to celebrate the 25th birthday of this fundamental paper. The conference will gather the creators of the algorithm together with many of the people who have participated in subsequent developments on algorithmic aspects, in computational number theory, cryptography, complexity theory,... The event is meant both for specialists and non-specialists who are willing to know more about the capabilities of algorithmic geometry of numbers.
| IMPORTANT DATES | |
|---|---|
| Poster submission deadline | May 1, 2007 |
| Acceptance notification | June, 1, 2007 |
| Registration deadline | June 15, 2007 |
| Conference dates | June 29 - July 1, 2007 |
Ecrypt meeting: an Ecrypt research meeting on Asymmetric Cryptanalysis will take place on Thursday 28 June 2007. See here for more information.
New:
- The conference will take place in amphi S3-57
- The program is available
- List of participants
- A wireless connection will be available
- Some pictures (from Eda Cesaratto, Gwenaelle Clément, Philippe Flajolet and Matthijs Coster)
Location
Caen is the main city of Normandy, about 200 kms West of Paris. Among others, Normandy is famous for its food and medieval and modern historic sites. More information on the site web page.
![[LLL]](LL3web.jpg)
Sponsors
Organisation by GREYC (CNRS/University of Caen).
See the sponsors web page for detailed informations on the conference sponsors.
Close conferences
Rencontres Arithmétiques, Caen, June 26--27
Arith'18, Montpellier, June 25--27.
Journées Arithmétiques, Edimburgh, July 2--6
More information on the pipelining page.
Acknowledgements
We thank Laurent Imbert and Arnaud Tisserand to have let us recycle the source of the Arith'18 conference, Julien Clément for the logo, Davy Gigan for its highly technical help, and Richard Torenvliet and Peter van Emde Boas for the "rewrite of History".