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Digital Signature in Class Group of Isogenies Elliptic Curves
Digital signature protocol based on Schnorr protocol is proposed. Protection against quantum attacks is achieved by using isogenies computation problem.
J. V. Gel, A. G. Rostovtsev
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On the Parallelization of Square-Root Vélu’s Formulas
A primary challenge in isogeny-based cryptography lies in the substantial computational cost associated to computing and evaluating prime-degree isogenies.
Jorge Chávez-Saab +2 more
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The geometry and arithmetic of bielliptic Picard curves
Abstract We study the geometry and arithmetic of the curves C:y3=x4+ax2+b$C \colon y^3 = x^4 + ax^2 + b$ and their associated Prym abelian surfaces P$P$. We prove a Torelli‐type theorem in this context and give a geometric proof of the fact that P$P$ has quaternionic multiplication by the quaternion order of discriminant 6.
Jef Laga, Ari Shnidman
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Weakly special threefolds and nondensity of rational points
Abstract We verify part of a conjecture of Campana predicting that rational points on the weakly special nonspecial simply connected smooth projective threefolds constructed by Bogomolov–Tschinkel are not dense. To prove our result, we establish fundamental properties of moduli spaces of orbifold maps, and prove a dimension bound for such moduli spaces
Finn Bartsch +2 more
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A note on local formulae for the parity of Selmer ranks
Abstract In this note, we provide evidence for a certain ‘twisted’ version of the parity conjecture for Jacobians, introduced in prior work of Dokchitser, Green, Konstantinou and the author. To do this, we use arithmetic duality theorems for abelian varieties to study the determinant of certain endomorphisms acting on p∞$p^\infty$‐Selmer groups.
Adam Morgan
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Dual Isogenies and Their Application to Public-Key Compression for Isogeny-Based Cryptography
The isogeny-based protocols SIDH and SIKE have received much attention for being post-quantum key agreement candidates that retain relatively small keys. A recent line of work has proposed and further improved compression of public keys, leading to the inclusion of public-key compression in the SIKE proposal for Round 2 of the NIST Post-Quantum ...
Naehrig, M., Renes, J.
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On fixed‐point‐free involutions in actions of finite exceptional groups of Lie type
Abstract Let G$G$ be a nontrivial transitive permutation group on a finite set Ω$\Omega$. By a classical theorem of Jordan, G$G$ contains a derangement, which is an element with no fixed points on Ω$\Omega$. Given a prime divisor r$r$ of |Ω|$|\Omega |$, we say that G$G$ is r$r$‐elusive if it does not contain a derangement of order r$r$. In a paper from
Timothy C. Burness, Mikko Korhonen
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Cyclic cubic points on higher genus curves
Abstract The distribution of degree d$d$ points on curves is well understood, especially for low degrees. We refine this study to include information on the Galois group in the simplest interesting case: d=3$d = 3$. For curves of genus at least 5, we show cubic points with Galois group C3$C_3$ arise from well‐structured morphisms, along with providing ...
James Rawson
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The article discusses the peculiarities of the process of information routing in the course of acquisition and processing big data of digital production, including systems of traffic analysis.
Alexandrova Elena +2 more
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Parity of ranks of Jacobians of curves
Abstract We investigate Selmer groups of Jacobians of curves that admit an action of a non‐trivial group of automorphisms, and give applications to the study of the parity of Selmer ranks. Under the Shafarevich–Tate conjecture, we give an expression for the parity of the Mordell–Weil rank of an arbitrary Jacobian in terms of purely local invariants ...
Vladimir Dokchitser +3 more
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