Cambridge University Press / Ge / RAND Corporation / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Boalt Hall / Public Policy Clinic / Joseph Lorenzo Hall / University of California / University School / /
IndustryTerm
financial products / good election audit / software implementations / similar tools / real time / polynomial-time algorithm / baroque algorithm / subexponential time approximation algorithm / computing / numerical algorithm / /
Organization
Cambridge University / National Science Foundation / New York University School of Law and The Samuelson Law / Princeton University / Brennan Center for Justice / University of California / Berkeley School of Law / /
Person
Edward W. Felten / J. Alex Halderman / Aravindan Vijayaraghavan / Richard T. Carback III / Moses Charikar / Nathan Linial / Benny Applebaum / Aditya Bhaskara / Eden Chlamtac / Ronald L. Rivest / Rajeev Motwani / Subhash Khot / Elaine Ginnold / Joseph A. Calandrino / Amy Lehmkuhl / Prasad Raghavendra / David Jefferson / Lawrence Norden / Jeremy Clark / Eric Rescorla / Alexandra Kolla / Margaret Chen / Kim Alexander / Uriel Feige / Avi Wigderson / Shlomo Hoory / Stefan Popoveniuc / Philip B. Stark / Boaz Barak / Markus Brunnermeier / Kathleen Midstokke / Arel Cordero / David Dill / Sanjeev Arora / Prabhakar Raghavan / David Steurer / Rong Ge / Alex Halderman / Aleks Esseks / Henry Cohn / David Wagner / /
Position
randomness extractor / auditor / Secretary of State / analytic model for such auditing schemes / conservative model for the attacker / representative / /
Computational Complexity and Information Asymmetry in Election Audits with Low-Entropy Randomness Nadia Heninger Princeton University [removed]