Alice Archer

Portrait of Alice Archer

I am a second-year PhD student in the Theory Group at the University of Example, advised by Carol Chen. Before that, I completed a BSc in Mathematics at Example College.

I work on the foundations of cryptography — in particular on assumptions such as the hardness of factoring N=pq — and on theoretical computer science more broadly.

Publications

Authors are listed alphabetically.

  1. Short Signatures from Imaginary Assumptions

    Abstract

    We construct signatures of size O(λ) from an assumption we made up for this example. Abstracts accept Markdown and LaTeX:

    Pr⁡[𝖥𝗈𝗋𝗀𝖾]≤q22λ

  2. A Note on Example Constructions

Manuscripts

  1. Lower Bounds for Things We Have Not Proved Yet

Talks

Teaching

  • Teaching assistant

    Introduction to Cryptography.

  • Teaching assistant

    Algorithms and Data Structures.

Awards

Service

Misc

Outside research I run the department’s reading group on lattices. Eve attends every week; we have stopped asking why.