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  • This session has been presented February 09, 2007.

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  • Speaker

    Andreas Enge - Ecole polytechnique

Le calcul de polynômes de classe est l'étape principale dans la construction de courbes elliptiques par la méthode de la multiplication complexe.<br/> Ces courbes peuvent servir comme base de cryptosystèmes, dans les preuves de primalité ou pour tricher dans la chasse au record de factorisation avec ECM.<br/> Je présente un algorithme asymptotiquement optimal, mais pratiquement trop lent pour calculer ces polynômes, ainsi qu'un algorithme asymptotiquement plus lent, mais qui a permis d'établir des records. Les deux se fondent sur l'approximation de valeurs de fonctions modulaires par des nombres flottants à grande précision.

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