Academic Digest: Latest Advances in AAAI, ILRT, IML, and IEEE
Eight recent papers from AAAI, ILRT, IML and IEEE on LLM planning, formal verification and agent trace analysis, with notes on how each relates to verifiable-agent research.
Long-form writing on cryptography, formal verification, and machine learning, plus a running archive of coursework and side projects.
Eight recent papers from AAAI, ILRT, IML and IEEE on LLM planning, formal verification and agent trace analysis, with notes on how each relates to verifiable-agent research.
A Trace-Language Framework for Agent Verification
Why textbook RSA preserves multiplicative structure and enables existential forgery, and how hash-then-sign and padding schemes like RSA-PSS close the gap.
How Lagrange and Cauchy shape real-world DH and ECC groups, why nearly-prime cofactor curves trade purity for performance, and what Secure Scuttlebutt teaches about validation.
From Weierstrass curves and double-and-add to cofactor attacks and Dual_EC_DRBG—how subgroup geometry and implementation choices determine ECC trust boundaries.
A structured look at HNP-based key recovery, BIGNUM representation leaks, lazy resizing CVEs, and protocol-level subgroup failures in modern signature stacks.
Bridging prime-order proofs with cofactor reality: small-subgroup attacks, BIGNUM leaks, twist security, and a practical mitigation checklist for protocol engineers.
Why finite-field DLP hits a scalability wall, how ECC and Pollard rho change the cost curve, and a worked finite-field point arithmetic example on F23.
Short explainer videos and notes on policy gradients, Q-learning and evaluation, with worked examples and recorded demos.
Reusable Kaggle notebooks covering baselines, feature engineering, cross-validation and ensembling, applied to RSNA knee imaging and Gemm...
A visual guide to the Master Theorem for divide-and-conquer recurrences, with worked examples and a quick-reference table for the a, b an...
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A working notebook — half draft, half archive. The site indexes coursework, project write-ups, and longer pieces on cryptography and verification. Source on GitHub.