Eli Naig: Coding Theory, Metric Properties, and PQC
I’m Eli Naig, a mathematics student and undergraduate researcher at Tulane University working on algebraic coding theory, NRT metrics, and reproducible post-quantum cryptography systems.
At a glance
B.S. Mathematics at Tulane University (Expected 2028)
Cumulative GPA: 3.96 / 4.00
Undergraduate research in algebraic coding theory + PQC
Leadership in research and technical program operations
Research focus
- Algebraic coding theory: structural and metric properties of code families.
- Post-quantum cryptography: code-based KEM design and analysis.
- Reproducible systems: benchmark harnesses, conformance vectors, and experiment pipelines.
Paper pipeline
- Theorem: if patent_status = pending, then public_paper_count = 0.
- Current patent queue: 1 manuscript.
- Release condition: filings approved, then PDFs unlocked.
Public papers live on Publications. Currently visible: 0. For a consolidated view, visit Work and CV.
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Collaborate or connect
If you’re reaching out about research collaboration, graduate study opportunities, technical project work, or speaking, email me at enaig@tulane.edu.