Richard G.E. Pinch
Mathematics research page
My research interests have been in computational number theory,
the arithmetic of elliptic curves,
algebraic combinatorics and public-key cryptography.
My current personal research is on Carmichael numbers and
pseudoprimes.
I am a member of the
London Mathematical Society;
a Fellow
of the Institute of Mathematics and its
Applications and a
Chartered Mathematician and
Chartered Scientist.
My Erdos number is 3 (Pinch --
Swinnerton-Dyer
-- Davenport
-- Erdos).
Email me at
rgep@chalcedon.demon.co.uk.
See a complete list.
Recent work
I was a Guest Associate Editor of a special issue
of the Japan Journal of Industrial and Applied Mathematics
(JJIAM) on Algorithmic Number Theory, published in October 2007.
Talks
- Primes and pseudoprimes,
British Mathematical Colloquium 2010,
Edinburgh, April 2010
- PRIMES is in P: Arithmetic at random,
Bristol
Algorithms Days 2008, March 2008
- Absolute quadratic pseudoprimes,
Conference on Algorithmic Number Theory, Turku, May 2007.
- The Carmichael numbers up to 10 to the 21,
Conference on Algorithmic Number Theory, Turku, May 2007.
- Primes and pseudoprimes,
Heilbronn seminar, Bristol, October 2006
- Pseudoprimes and Carmichael numbers,
Number theorists
weekend, Banff, November 2004.
- Carmichael numbers: theory and practice,
Explicit methods
in number theory, Banff, November 2004.
- Carmichael numbers,
Oxford
Number Theory Seminar, February 2004.
-
Carmichael numbers and pseudoprimes,
Conference
in Honour of Hugh Williams, Banff, May 2003.
- Carmichael numbers with three prime factors ,
SECANTS-16,
Royal Holloway, February 2002.
- The pseudoprimes up to 10 to the 13,
ANTS-IV, Leiden, July 2000
- Pseudoprimes and Carmichael numbers ,
SECANTS-14,
Oxford, March 2000.
- Squares in quadratic progression,
SECANTS-8,
Oxford, March 1998.
- Slides from the LMS
MathFIT workshop
on Computational
number theory and cryptography held at the
University of Kent at Canterbury, 14--16
July 1997.
- Fermat's Last Theorem,
Singapore Mathematical Society, March 1997.
- Back to the Dark Ages: slides from the
RSA Data Security Conference,
January 1997
- (some were seen at
SECANTS-1,
Oxford, December 1995)
- Secret sharing: slides from the
RSA Data Security Conference,
January 1997
Gallery
Group photograph from the ECC 2011 meeting, Nancy, September 2011
Group photograph from the ANTS IX meeting, Nancy, July 2010
Group photograph from the ANTS VIII meeting, Banff, May 2008
Group photograph from the
Explicit Methods in Number Theory meeting, Banff, November 2004
Group photograph from the
Hugh Williams 60 meeting, Banff, May 2003
A group
photograph at the meeting on computational number theory at
MSRI
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Updated
23/ix/'11
by Richard Pinch