A new testable hypothesis enabled by this result: In post-quantum cryptography, the explicit construction of genus-two Jacobians with large rational torsion subgroups (e.g., order 96) could inspire novel isogeny-based key-exchange protocols or digital signatures resistant to quantum attacks, assuming their discrete logarithm problem remains hard in these specific families. (This bridges the
A new testable hypothesis enabled by this result: In post-quantum cryptography, the explicit construction of genus-two Jacobians with large rational torsion subgroups (e.g., order 96) could inspire novel isogeny-based key-exchange protocols or digital signatures resistant to quantum attacks, assuming their discrete logarithm problem remains hard in these specific families. (This bridges the
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Supporting Research Papers
- Dual imaginary vectors, tight monomial cones and quantum Frobenius morphism
We show that the quantum Frobenius morphism and its splitting are not fully compatible with the canonical basis for any finite-dimensional simple Lie algebra if the rank is sufficiently large. The inc...
- Uniform sum-product phenomenon for algebraic groups and Bremner's conjecture
In this paper we combine methods from additive combinatorics and Diophantine geometry to study the generalised sum-product phenomenon in algebraic groups. As an application of this circle of ideas, we...
- Boundedness of total Cartier indices for rational singularities in families
We show that the total Cartier index of varieties with rational singularities in a bounded family is bounded. This solves a problem of Han and Jiang. The overall structure of the proof, which treats t...
- Torus Berry Data Determine All-Genus Abelian Topological Orders
We show that for Abelian Chern-Simons topological orders, torus Berry matrices determine the all-genus extended TQFT. We identify the topological part of the projective Berry holonomy under metric def...
- Additive decompositions of multiplicative subgroups in prime fields: a self-contained approach
Sárközy conjectured that the nonzero quadratic residues modulo a sufficiently large prime have no nontrivial additive decomposition. Hanson and Petridis proved the conjecture for almost all primes, an...
Literature Assessment
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Genus-two Jacobians may enhance post-quantum cryptography.
Method: literature_meta · Result: inconclusive
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