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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP150104108

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $355,100.00
    Summary
    Tractable topological computing: Escaping the hardness trap. Computational topology is a young and energetic field that uses computers to solve complex geometric problems driven by pure mathematics, and with diverse applications in biology, signal processing and data mining. A major barrier is that many of these problems are thought to be fundamentally and intractably hard. This project aims to defy such barriers for typical real-world inputs by fusing geometric techniques with technologies from .... Tractable topological computing: Escaping the hardness trap. Computational topology is a young and energetic field that uses computers to solve complex geometric problems driven by pure mathematics, and with diverse applications in biology, signal processing and data mining. A major barrier is that many of these problems are thought to be fundamentally and intractably hard. This project aims to defy such barriers for typical real-world inputs by fusing geometric techniques with technologies from the field of parameterised complexity, creating powerful, practical solutions for these problems. It is expected to shed much-needed light on the vast and puzzling gap between theory and practice, and give researchers fast new software tools for large-scale experimentation and cutting-edge computer proofs.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1092496

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $150,000.00
    Summary
    The arithmetic of supersingular elliptic curves. The proposed research will have substantial benefits both in the area of pure mathematics, and to the standing of number theory within Australia generally. If successful, the investigators envisage: - fundamental advances in the study of both elliptic curves and modular forms; - key progress in our understanding of the final Millenium Prize Problem in Mathematics; - academic software to compute special values of L-functions; - applications to com .... The arithmetic of supersingular elliptic curves. The proposed research will have substantial benefits both in the area of pure mathematics, and to the standing of number theory within Australia generally. If successful, the investigators envisage: - fundamental advances in the study of both elliptic curves and modular forms; - key progress in our understanding of the final Millenium Prize Problem in Mathematics; - academic software to compute special values of L-functions; - applications to computational mathematics, particularly elliptic curve cryptosystems; - a huge boost to the development of number theory Australia-wide.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1094516

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $625,000.00
    Summary
    Algorithms and computation in four-dimensional topology. This project will establish Australia as a world leader in computational topology, particularly in the all-important areas of topology in three and four dimensions. In four dimensions this work will be truly groundbreaking; until now the field has seen little development due to the complexity of the algorithms and computations required, and the applicant is in the unique position of having the necessary tools to make significant progress .... Algorithms and computation in four-dimensional topology. This project will establish Australia as a world leader in computational topology, particularly in the all-important areas of topology in three and four dimensions. In four dimensions this work will be truly groundbreaking; until now the field has seen little development due to the complexity of the algorithms and computations required, and the applicant is in the unique position of having the necessary tools to make significant progress in a feasible time frame. In three dimensions this project will strengthen the distinguished computational topology community in Melbourne, led by pioneers such as Rubinstein, Goodman, Hodgson as well as the applicant himself.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0558891

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $160,000.00
    Summary
    Explicit Construction of Global Function Fields with Many Rational Places. The use of error-correcting codes and cryptosystems is fundamental to the secure and reliable operation of many technological devices that we depend upon in our everyday lives. Essentially invisible, both coding theory and cryptography are essential for banking (ATM machines, e-banking), commerce (e-commerce), defense (cryptography) and entertainment (digital TV and radio, music CDs, DVDs). While certain families of "goo .... Explicit Construction of Global Function Fields with Many Rational Places. The use of error-correcting codes and cryptosystems is fundamental to the secure and reliable operation of many technological devices that we depend upon in our everyday lives. Essentially invisible, both coding theory and cryptography are essential for banking (ATM machines, e-banking), commerce (e-commerce), defense (cryptography) and entertainment (digital TV and radio, music CDs, DVDs). While certain families of "good" codes and cryptosystems can be constructed from specific function fields whose existence is guaranteed by abstract theory, often no actual construction for the function field is currently known. We aim to close this gap, making a greater range of "good" codes and cryptosystems available for practical applications.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1096599

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $300,000.00
    Summary
    Constructive Module Theory for Algebras. Cohomology is a highly abstract but very powerful tool. To apply it to particular problems, intricate calculations with abstruse objects are required. The project will represent an important step in a long-term research program being undertaken by Cannon and others to develop computational methods that exploit powerful but deeply abstract ideas in algebra and geometry. Solution of the problems will create considerable interest and find application in seve .... Constructive Module Theory for Algebras. Cohomology is a highly abstract but very powerful tool. To apply it to particular problems, intricate calculations with abstruse objects are required. The project will represent an important step in a long-term research program being undertaken by Cannon and others to develop computational methods that exploit powerful but deeply abstract ideas in algebra and geometry. Solution of the problems will create considerable interest and find application in several branches of mathematics including algebraic geometry and algebraic topology. It will be used both to gain theoretical insight and also to solve concrete problems such as determining whether an equation such as x^3+y^9 = z^2 has a solution in integers.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0772368

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $321,000.00
    Summary
    Constructive Representation Theory and its Applications. The algorithms developed will make it possible to determine the different ways (representations) in which a group of symmetries may be  realised as transformations of some space. Such knowledge is required in many areas including differential equations, digital signal processing, engineering ('strut-and-cable' constructions), the design of telephone networks, crystallography and quantum information processing. The high-performance tools fo .... Constructive Representation Theory and its Applications. The algorithms developed will make it possible to determine the different ways (representations) in which a group of symmetries may be  realised as transformations of some space. Such knowledge is required in many areas including differential equations, digital signal processing, engineering ('strut-and-cable' constructions), the design of telephone networks, crystallography and quantum information processing. The high-performance tools for linear algebra developed will also find application in cryptography and coding theory. This work represents the latest stage in a long-term project to discover practical algorithms for elucidating the properties of complex algebraic structures - an area where Australia is a world-leader.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP110101153

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $210,000.00
    Summary
    Symmetry and computation. The overall objective of the project is to explore connections between symmetry and computation, especially the theory and algorithms that facilitate the use of groups in computational science. The main outcome will be theoretically fast algorithms and implementations to drive applications in the sciences and for secure communication.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP190100450

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $440,000.00
    Summary
    Complexity of group algorithms and statistical fingerprints of groups. This project aims to shape the next generation of efficient randomised algorithms in the field of group theory, the mathematics of symmetry. Fundamental mathematics underpins modern technological tasks such as web searches, sorting and data compression. This project aims to determine characteristic statistical fingerprints of key building-block groups. These group statistics lead to much faster procedures to essentially facto .... Complexity of group algorithms and statistical fingerprints of groups. This project aims to shape the next generation of efficient randomised algorithms in the field of group theory, the mathematics of symmetry. Fundamental mathematics underpins modern technological tasks such as web searches, sorting and data compression. This project aims to determine characteristic statistical fingerprints of key building-block groups. These group statistics lead to much faster procedures to essentially factor huge groups into smaller building-block groups in a manner akin to factoring an integer into its prime factors. The anticipated goal is to include the outcomes in publicly available symbolic algebra computer packages. As the theory of symmetry has broad applications in the mathematical and physical sciences, there is the potential for far reaching benefits.
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    Discovery Early Career Researcher Award - Grant ID: DE140100088

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $378,628.00
    Summary
    Computing with matrix groups and Lie algebras: new concepts and applications. Computational algebra combines symbolic computation and pure research in algebra, and is concerned with the design of algorithms for solving mathematical problems endowed with algebraic structure. Matrix groups and Lie algebras are prominent algebraic objects describing the natural concept of symmetry. Despite being very common and important in science, there is a paucity of algorithms to study their structure. This pr .... Computing with matrix groups and Lie algebras: new concepts and applications. Computational algebra combines symbolic computation and pure research in algebra, and is concerned with the design of algorithms for solving mathematical problems endowed with algebraic structure. Matrix groups and Lie algebras are prominent algebraic objects describing the natural concept of symmetry. Despite being very common and important in science, there is a paucity of algorithms to study their structure. This project will develop deep new mathematical theories for computing with these objects, leading to ground-breaking advances in computational algebra, and providing powerful tools facilitating new research, including in other sciences. The new functionality will be used to solve two classification problems in group and Lie theory.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP160104626

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $305,500.00
    Summary
    Composition tree algorithms for large matrix groups. This project aims to develop new algorithms for analysing groups. A group is a rather simple mathematical structure – an example is the set of all integers considering only the operations of addition and subtraction. Since the symmetries of an object form a group, groups are ubiquitous throughout mathematics and elsewhere in science. Because it is frequently necessary to determine a group's properties, there is great interest in finding effici .... Composition tree algorithms for large matrix groups. This project aims to develop new algorithms for analysing groups. A group is a rather simple mathematical structure – an example is the set of all integers considering only the operations of addition and subtraction. Since the symmetries of an object form a group, groups are ubiquitous throughout mathematics and elsewhere in science. Because it is frequently necessary to determine a group's properties, there is great interest in finding efficient algorithms for analysing groups. A matrix group is a common type of group whose elements are square matrices. This project plans to employ a novel approach to designing algorithms for analysing large matrix groups, a task which is currently impossible using existing algorithms.
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