Some Talks by Oded Goldreich
last updated: Aug. 2010
I intend to make a collection of scanned slides of some of my past talks
and all of my future talks (i.e., starting 2008).
Note that the files dating prior to 2008
are the result of scanning handwritten slides.
See also my list of publication
and list of papers available on-line.
The talks are arranged by topics.
In each topic, survey talks come first,
and research contributions (marked RC) follow.
General Overviews
- The bright side of hardness:
Demomstrates the usefulness of computational intractability
(in cryptography).
Prepared for the mini-Workshop on Cryptography of ECM08,
July 2008, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
See slides and
notes.
(Superseeds a shorter presentation
(4 slides + extras), prepared for an advanced undergraduate class
(Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, April 2006).)
- On the Foundations of Modern Cryptography:
Advocating the need for firm foundations.
Prepared for Crypto'97, Santa Barbara, Cal., USA.
- RC:
a candidate one-way function, 2000?
- RC: Private Information Retreival, 1995.
MISC.
- A survey of average-case complexity, 1989.
Note: the "unnatural" distributional versions (of natural NPC problems)
that are mentioned in slide 17 refer to a relaxed definition of
P-computable distributions (which allows arbitrary efficiently
computable order of strings).
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