Virginia Tech Applied Algebra Seminar — Spring 2025

Thursdays • 10:00–11:00 am • 118 Steger Hall

January 23

Ferdinando Zullo (Università degli Studi della Campania "Luigi Vanvitelli”)

Asymptotic bounds for phased burst error correction

January 30

Narayanan Rengaswamy (University of Arizona)

Coding Theory for Quantum Fault Tolerance

February 6

Julia Shapiro (Virginia Tech)

Capacity of Adversarial Networks in the Multishot Setting

Sam Harkness (Virginia Tech)

Vector Representation of Decreasing Codes

February 13

Luis Nuñez-Betancourt (Centro de Investigación en Matemáticas (CIMAT))

Singleton bounds for codes over Gorenstein rings

February 20

Felice Manganiello (Clemson University)

Codes based on Skew Polynomials and Their Applications to Network Coding and Quantum Error Correction

February 20

Hedongliang (Lia) Liu (King’s College London)

Codes based on Skew Polynomials and Their Applications to Network Coding and Quantum Error Correction

This seminar is hosted on zoom.
February 27

Gina Gallegos Garcia (Instituto Politecnico Nacional)

Research and Innovation on the Internet of Things and Biosignals

March 6

Sandeep Sharma (Tel Aviv University)

Multi-twisted Additive Codes over Finite Fields and Their Dual Codes

This seminar is hosted on zoom.
March 20

Gretchen Matthews (Virginia Tech)

Code automorphisms and permutation decoding

April 3

Alexander Barg (University of Maryland)

Coxeter codes: An extension of the Reed-Muller family

April 10

Eduardo Camps (Virginia Tech)

Transversal gates of quantum CSS codes

April 17

Osvaldo Tapia-Duenas (John Carroll University)

Reconstructing 3D Polyhedra from Chain Code and Low-Density Point Clouds

May 1

Sudhir Ghorpade (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay)

Primitive polynomials and Singer cycles with applications to cryptography

May 22

Gioella Lorenzon (KU Leuven)

All aboard the Orient Express! Using Frobenius to express oriented isogenies

If accommodations are needed, please contact Stephanie Hedrick at steph2@vt.edu during regular business hours at least five business days before the event.