par Dossogne, Jérôme
Président du jury Roggeman, Yves
Promoteur Markowitch, Olivier
Publication Non publié, 2015-10-30
Thèse de doctorat
Résumé : In this document, most readers should be easily introduced to the challengesoffered to a designer, an implementer and a user when using electronic voting.Some of these challenges are receiving an answer in the second part of thedocument where we introduce and describe several distinct scientific resultsobtained during our years as PhD student covering essentially the years 2009 to2011 included. All these results are aimed towards either better understandingthe issues of electronic voting or solving them. Nonetheless, a reader might beinterested in picking one of these contributions to use for his own electronicvoting system while leaving the rest. That is, the different chapters of thesecond part of the document are able to stand on their own most of the timeand could be used without the others which leads us to introduce each of themseparately.After concluding in the third part, we provide a certain amount of appendicesthat were not thoroughly discussed within the second part of the documentbut that might be of interest to the reader. These appendices are made ofvarious researches, collaborations and analyzes that we performed during thosesame years and which are related to electronic voting.