Lecture

LLL Algorithm

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Description

This lecture covers the LLL algorithm, which is used for lattice reduction. It explains the concept of centrally symmetric points, Lovasz condition, intuition behind basis change, and orthogonality. The instructor discusses Hermite's constant, Minkowski's theorem, and the discriminant in the context of full rank lattices.

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