Huang Maozhou

Maozhou Huang is an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at New Uzbekistan University, specializing in number theory and cryptographic applications. He completed his PhD at the Institute of Science Tokyo (2020–2023). In 2024, he joined New Uzbekistan University as a Postdoctoral Researcher and was soon appointed Assistant Professor.

His current research focuses on cryptographic protocols, Drinfeld modules, and arithmetic curves—bridging abstract algebraic structures with real-world applications in secure computation.

M. Huang

A global invariant and Hasse invariants at finite or real primes, Int. J. Number Theory, 19(10) (2023).

T. Asayama, M. Huang

Ramification of Tate modules for rank 2 Drinfeld modules, Tohoku Math. J. (2), 76(3) (2024), 445–481.

M. Huang

On successive minimal bases of division points of Drinfeld modules, Taiwanese J. Math., 28(2) (2024), 249–295.

A global invariant and Hasse invariants at finite and real places, 九州代数的整数論 (Kyushu Algebraic Number Theory), March 8, 2021 (Zoom)

On the ramification of the torsion points of Drinfeld modules, 2023 年度秋季 総合分科会, September 20, 2023 (Sendai, Japan)