Benjamin E. DIAMOND

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I earned my PhD in 2017 from Johns Hopkins University, where I studied algebraic geometry. My advisor was Caterina Consani. Since then, I've worked as a cryptographer at J.P. Morgan, Coinbase, and Ulvetanna. I specialize in algebraic geometry and zero-knowledge proofs.

Selected Publications

Diamond, B. E. & Posen, J. (2023). Succinct arguments over towers of binary fields. preprint.
Diamond, B. E. & Posen, J. (2023). Proximity testing with logarithmic randomness. preprint.
Diamond, B. E. (2022). On the security of KOS. preprint.
Diamond, B. E. & Yehudayoff, A. (2022). Explicit exponential lower bounds for exact hyperplane covers. Discrete Mathematics, 345(11), 113114. article, preprint.
Diamond, B. E. (2021). Many-out-of-many proofs and applications to Anonymous Zether. IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy, 1800–1817. article, preprint.
Diamond, J. M., Diamond, B. E., Trotta, M. S., Dembny, K., Inati, S K., & Zaghloul, K. A. (2021). Travelling waves reveal a dynamic seizure source in human focal epilepsy. Brain: a journal of neurology, 144(6), 1751–1765. open access.
Diamond, B. E. (2018). Smooth surfaces in smooth fourfolds with vanishing first Chern class. Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra, 225(5), 1164–1188. article, preprint.

Education

2014–2017
PhD., Johns Hopkins University. Mathematics.
Thesis: Smooth Surfaces in Smooth Fourfolds with Vanishing First Chern Class.
Advisor: Caterina Consani.

2010–2014
B.S., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Mathematics & Computer Science.
Phi Beta Kappa. Dean's List. Nike, Inc. Scholarship.

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Selected Publications

Education

Work Experience

Mighty is geometry;
joined with art, resistless.

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Selected Publications

Education

Work Experience

Mighty is geometry;joined with art, resistless.

Mighty is geometry;
joined with art, resistless.