次世代暗号に向けたセキュリティ危殆化回避数理モデリング

Research Objectives:
Research on Next-Generation Cryptography
Relying on Quantum Interactions and L-Functions

Member Lists
Masato Wakayama Fundamental Mathematics Research Principal, NTT Communication Science Laboratories HP
Fumio Hiroshima Professor, Faculty of Mathematics, Kyushu University HP
Masao Ishikawa Professor, Graduate School of Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University HP
Jun Muramatsu Senior Researcher, NTT Communication Science Laboratories  
Kazufumi Kimoto Professor, Faculty of Science, University of the Ryukyus HP
Yoshinori Yamasaki Associate Professor, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Ehime University HP
Shingo Sugiyama Research Associate, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University HP
Shuji Horinaga Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Data Science, Tokyo University of Science  

Outline of Research

The safety of the RSA encryption, which is based on the computational intractability of the prime factorization, is no longer assured if quantum computers are realized. Quantum interaction models like the quantum Rabi model are used in a basic element of quantum computers.
We study the mathematical structure of such models. Among them, the non-commutative harmonic oscillators (NcHOs) are thought to be a sort of universal one. We aim to extend the existing theory and methodology about the NcHOs and to clarify the structure of models treated in quantum optics from various viewpoints — representation theory, number theory, functional analysis and dynamical system. We also develop the efficient method to perform extensive numerical experiments by using systems of orthogonal functions towards verification of the deep Riemann hypothesis (DRH) for various kinds of zeta and L-functions. Furthermore, we study the DRH and its relation to the post-quantum cryptography along with new construction of Ramanujan graphs through L-functions by employing the probability theory and combinatorial theory.