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AAECC Conferences



IRIT (Institut de Recherches en Informatique de Toulouse) is the second Laboratory on Computer Sciences in France.

AAECC/IRIT (Applied Algebra and Error Correcting Codes) is a research Lab., part of IRIT, which was founded in 1978. Its acronym was given to the conference when we founded AAECC International Conference, in 1983.


AAECC Conference was held successively at the following places :
Toulouse (France,1983)
Toulouse (France,1984)
Grenoble (France, 1985)
Karlshrue (Germany, 1986)
Minorca (Spain, 1987)
Roma (Italy, 1988)
Toulouse (France, 1989)
Tokyo (Japan, 1990)
New Orleans (USA, 1991)
Puerto-Rico (USA, 1993)
Paris (France, 1995)
Toulouse (France, 1997)
Hawaii (USA, 1999)
Melbourne (Australia, 2001)
Toulouse (France, 2003)
Las Vegas (USA, 2005)
Proceedings were always published as Discrete Math or Springer items :
AAECC-1 (Discrete Math 56, 1985) Alain Poli editor
AAECC-2 (Springer Lecture Notes in Comp. sciences 228)  A. Poli ed
AAECC-3 (Springer LNCS 229) Jacques Calmet ed
AAECC-4 (Springer LNCS 307) Th. Beth, M. Clausen eds
AAECC-5 (Springer LNCS 356) Ll. Huguet, A. Poli eds
AAECC-6 (Springer LNCS 357) T. Mora ed
AAECC-7 (Discrete Applied Math 33, 1991) H. Mattson, T. Mora eds
AAECC-8 (Springer LNCS 508) S. Sakata ed
AAECC-9 (Springer LNCS 539) H. Mattson, T. Mora, TRN Rao eds
AAECC-10 (Springer LNCS 673) G. Cohen, T. Mora, O. Moreno eds
AAECC-11 (Springer LNCS 948) G. Cohen, J. Giusti, T. Mora eds
AAECC-12 (Springer LNCS 1255) T. Mora, H. Mattson eds
AAECC-13 (Springer LNCS 1719) M. Fossorier, H. Imai, S. Lin, A. Poli eds
AAECC-14 (Springer LNCS 2227)  S. Botzas, I. Shparlinski eds
AAECC-15 (Springer LNCS 2643) M. Fossorier, T. Hoehold, A. Poli eds
AAECC-16 (Springer LNCS 3857)  M. Fossorier, H. Imai, S. Lin, A. Poli eds

History

AAECC conference began in June 1983, at this university Paul Sabatier. That first time all talks were on Coding and Combinatorics.

During a conference at the university of Saint Etienne (October 1983) it appeared from a discussion with Bruno Buchberger that some generators of multivariate polynomial codes were Gröbner bases. As extended Reed-Muller or Reed-Solomon codes may be represented as multivariate polynomial codes we decided to add new topics, as Gröbner bases, and Complexity. This hypothetic link is now truly real as it can be seen from the recent papers on decoding cyclic codes with Gröbner bases.

In Grenoble and in Karlsruhe, more algebraic topics were included. Now, AAECC conference deals with Codes and constructive Algebra.

On the other hand, from 1991 we decided to have our conference only each two years.


The aim of AAECC Conferences is mainly around Error Correcting Codes and Computer Algebra, including Cryptography as well as algebraic developments. Complexity is an important topic, as well for finite algebraic structures as for infinite ones.

AAECC Conference was the first to introduce Gröbner bases in the coding side.There is a natural link between, for example, concatenated codes, 2-D Fire codes, Abelian codes, multivariate polynomials algebras, and Gröbner bases.

For the next conference, AAECC-17, theoretical as well as applied papers are accepted.
 
 

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