Coding Theory and Cryptology (CC) |
Coding Theory and Cryptology (CC) (this page) Cluster Discrete Mathematics
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The chair for Coding Theory and Cryptology performs research in theoretical and applied areas of both topics. Coding Theory is the mathematical theory of encoding information in such a way that it becomes resistant to transmission errors. The main topics are the study of the properties of various codes (cyclic codes, BCH-codes, MDS-codes, algebraic-geometric codes) and the construction of efficient decoding algorithms for these codes.Cryptology is the mathematical theory of protecting information against unauthorized access (privacy), determining if a message has been altered by a third party (integrity), adding a signature to an electronic document and verifying the identity. The group is part of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science within the section Discrete Mathematics and of EI/Ψ, the Eindhoven Institute for the Protection of Data and Information. SeminarsSee Ei/Ψ seminars. Last modified: 2016.07.18 |