Students of Koji NUIDA

Current (in random order, without honorifics)

Ph.D. course (Joint Graduate School of Mathematics for Innovation (JGMI), Kyushu University)
Ryo Yoshizumi (from Spring semester, 2023)
Master's course (Graduate School of Mathematics, Kyushu University)
Myungjun Kim (from Spring semester, 2023)
Naoki Matsuo (from Spring semester, 2024)
Taizo Omura (from Spring semester, 2024)
Yotaro Sumi (from Spring semester, 2024)
Master's course (Joint Graduate School of Mathematics for Innovation (JGMI), Kyushu University)
Naoto Tomoshige (from Spring semester, 2024)
Undergraduate (Department of Mathematics, School of Science, Kyushu University)
Kouta Kaneshige (from Autumn semester, 2023)
Toya Matsuo (from Autumn semester, 2023)
Koki Dogo (from Autumn semester, 2024)
Yuto Teramoto (from Autumn semester, 2024)
Kei Yasuda (from Autumn semester, 2024)

Past (in random order, without honorifics)

Note: For theses with mark [+], the title is an unofficial translation by Koji Nuida (not by the author of the thesis him/herself) from the official Japanese version.

For students indicated by *, the official supervisor in document has changed since FY 2021 due to my moving to Kyushu University.

Ph.D. course (Dept. of Mathematical Informatics, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo)
  • *Keitaro Hiwatashi (Spring semester, 2021 -- Autumn semester, 2023)
    Ph.D. Thesis: On Lower Bounds and Size Reduction for Correlated Randomness in Secure Two-party Computation
  • *Reo Eriguchi (Spring semester, 2020 -- Autumn semester, 2022)
    Ph.D. Thesis: Efficient Construction of Secure Multiparty Computation Realizing Practical Functionality
  • *Yuji Hashimoto (Spring semester, 2019 -- Autumn semester, 2021)
    Ph.D. Thesis: Tight Security Proofs for Key Encapsulation Mechanism in Multi-User Setting and Improvements of Isogeny Computation on Elliptic Curves
Master's course (Graduate School of Mathematics, Kyushu University)
  • Yuto Mashima (Spring semester, 2021 -- Autumn semester, 2022)
    Master's Thesis: [+] Implementation and Efficiency Improvement for Public Key Encryption Scheme Based on Indeterminate Equation
  • Akira Nakashima (Spring semester, 2021 -- Autumn semester, 2022)
    Master's Thesis: [+] Realizing Homomorphic Functionality for Public Key Encryption Scheme Based on Hardness of Indeterminate Equation
Master's course (Dept. of Mathematical Informatics, Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo)
  • *Anqi Feng (Autumn semester, 2020 -- Spring semester, 2022)
    Master's Thesis: Security Analysis of New Classes of Weak Keys in QC-MDPC Cryptosystems
  • *Takahiro Nihei (Spring semester, 2020 -- Autumn semester, 2021)
    Master's Thesis: [+] Improvements of Secure Multiparty Computation for Floating-Point Division and Square Root over Secret Sharing
  • *Hirotomo Shinoki (Spring semester, 2020 -- Autumn semester, 2021)
    Master's Thesis: [+] Extension of Operations and Security for Keyed-Homomorphic Encryption
  • *(one student, preferring to be private) (Spring semester, 2020 -- Autumn semester, 2021)
    Master's Thesis: Computational Irrelevancy in the Security of Multiparty Protocols and a Generalisation of IND-CPA Security
  • Keitaro Hiwatashi (Spring semester, 2019 -- Autumn semester, 2020) (→ Ph.D. course)
    Master's Thesis: [+] Efficiency Improvements of Secure Multiparty Computation over Secret Sharing and Its Application
  • Yusaku Maeda (Spring semester, 2019 -- Autumn semester, 2020)
    Master's Thesis: [+] Construction of Keyed Two-Level Homomorphic Encryption and Application of Secure Multiparty Computation to Prediction by Machine Learning
  • Yuan Mei (Autumn semester, 2018 -- Spring semester, 2020)
    Master's Thesis: Theory and Experiment for Weak Instances in Cryptography
Undergraduate (Dept. of Mathematics, School of Science, Kyushu University)
  • Naoki Matsuo (Autumn semester, 2022 -- Autumn semester, 2023) (→ Master's course)
  • Yotaro Sumi (Autumn semester, 2022 -- Autumn semester, 2023) (→ Master's course)
Undergraduate (Dept. of Mathematical Engineering and Information Physics, School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo)
  • Takuto Odagawa (Autumn semester, 2020)
    Bachelor's Thesis: [+] Halt Properties and Complexity Evaluations for Optimal DeepLLL Algorithm Families
  • Keita Suzuki (Autumn semester, 2020)
    Bachelor's Thesis: [+] An Improvement of a Key Exchange Protocol Relying on Polynomial Maps
  • Yuki Matsushita (Autumn semester, 2019)
    Bachelor's Thesis: [+] Improvement of an Algebraic Approach for the Isogeny Problem
  • Kota Sasaki (Autumn semester, 2019)
    Bachelor's Thesis: [+] Improvement of Secure Multiparty Computation for Floating-Point Numbers over Secret Sharing
  • Takahiro Nakaya (Autumn semester, 2018)
    Bachelor's Thesis: [+] Security Evaluation for a Public Key Cryptosystem Based on Mersenne Primes
  • Kenya Onuma (Autumn semester, 2018)
    Bachelor's Thesis: [+] Numerical Calculation Using Fully Homomorphic Encryption for Floating-Point Arithmetic