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    Ben Smith - Ecole polytechnique

This talk will describe how we have applied the theory of Kummer surfaces --classic objects in algebraic geometry-- to produce compact, high-speed software for secure key exchange and signatures on microcontrollers. This is joint work with Brian Chung, Craig Costello, Joost Renes, Peter Schwabe, and Lejla Batina.

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