Dear colleagues,
Sorry for the last post, there was an embarrassing typo :(
I would like to inform you that I recently
updated a March 2015 online draft where I had claimed a PIP algorithm in
2^(n^(1/2 + o(1))) for some cyclotomics.
https://arxiv.org/abs/1503.03107v5 The updated versions since Sept 30th feature these additions:
a)
Reduction from PIP in K to PIP in K^+ . It seems to be folklore, but O.
Regev pointed out to me in October 2015 that some of the details were
unclear.
b) Optimized relation search around cyclotomic units.
c) Optimized q-descent strategy.
d)
PIP in time 2^(n^b) for b < 1/2 (with precomputation on K) . There are a
whole range of possible complexities. For examples a precomputation of
time 2^(n^{2/3}) allows us to solve any instance of the PIP in time 2^(n^{4/9 +
o(1)}). Besides being an attack against schemes relying on the
short-PIP, this can also be used to solve gamma-SVP for gamma in
e^{Õ(n^(1/2))} when combined with the methods of Cramer Ducas and
Wesolowski
https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/885
under unproved heuristics on the number of generators of the class
group. With that precomputation (and under these heuristics), our method
solves gamma-SVP in better complexity than BKZ.
Regards,
Jean-François