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On multi-exponentiation in cryptography.

Roberto Maria Avanzi

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We describe and analyze new combinations of multi-exponentiation algorithms with representations of the exponents. We deal mainly but not exclusively with the case where the inversion of group elements is fast: This is true for example for elliptic curves, groups of rational divisor classes of hyperelliptic curves, trace zero varieties and XTR.

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We describe and analyze new combinations of multi-exponentiation algorithms with representations of the exponents. We deal mainly but not exclusively with the case where the inversion of group elements is fast: This is true for example for elliptic curves, groups of rational divisor classes of hyperelliptic curves, trace zero varieties and XTR.

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We describe and analyze new combinations of multi-exponentiation algorithms with representations of the exponents. We deal mainly but not exclusively with the case where the inversion of group elements is fast: This is true for example for elliptic curves, groups of rational divisor classes of hyperelliptic curves, trace zero varieties and XTR.

Key concepts: Exponentiation, Modular exponentiation, Hyperelliptic curve cryptography, Cryptography, Exponent, Elliptic curve, Computer science, Mathematics

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