Binary Twisted Hessian curve over a local ring

Binary Twisted Hessian curve

  • ABDELALI GRINI Regional Center of Education and Professional Training, Fez-Meknes

Abstract

Let F2n be a finite field, where n is a positive integer. In this article, we will study the twisted Hessian curve over the ring A2 = F2n [e], where the relation e2= 0. More precisely, we will give many various explicit formulas, which describe the binary operations calculus in HB2a,d where HB2a,d is the binary twisted Hessian curve over A2, and we will reduce the cost of the complexity of the calculus in HB2a,d.  In a first time, we describe these curves over this ring. In addition, we prove that when $2$ doesn't divide # ( HB_{\pi(a), \ \pi(d)})$, then HB2a,d is a direct sum of $ HB_{\pi(a), \ \pi(d)}$ and F2n, where $ HB_{\pi(a), \ \pi(d)}$ is the twisted Hessian curve over F2n. Other results are deduced from, we cite the equivalence of the discrete logarithm problem on the binary twisted Hessian curves HB2a,d and $ HB_{\pi (a), \ \pi (d)}$, which is beneficial for cryptography and cryptanalysis as well.  

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Published
2026-02-18
Section
Special Issue: Mathematics and applications