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Velu's formula for computing isogeny in short Weirstrass form
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from sage.all_cmdline import * | |
Fq=GF(11) | |
E=EllipticCurve(Fq, [3,7]) | |
G0=(E.gens()[0]) | |
R = PolynomialRing(Fq, 'X,Y'); R.inject_variables() | |
def normalize_rational_map(rational_map, curve : EllipticCurve): | |
def reduce_y2(poly, fx): | |
xterms = 0 | |
yterms = 0 | |
for (i,xcoeff) in enumerate(poly.polynomial(Y).coefficients(sparse=False)): | |
if i % 2 == 0: | |
xterms = xterms + xcoeff*(fx ** (i//2)) | |
else: | |
yterms = yterms + xcoeff*(fx ** ((i-1)//2)) | |
return (xterms , yterms) | |
fx = X**3 + curve.a4()*X + curve.a6(); | |
(n_x,n_y) = reduce_y2(rational_map.numerator(), fx) | |
(d_x,d_y) = reduce_y2(rational_map.denominator(), fx) | |
if d_y != 0: | |
den = d_x*d_x - (d_y*d_y*fx) | |
# num = (n_x + Y*n_y)*(d_x - Y*d_y) | |
num = (n_x*d_x - n_y*d_y*fx) + Y*(n_y*d_x - n_x*d_y) | |
else: | |
den = d_x | |
num = n_x + Y*n_y | |
return (num/den) | |
def translation_map(P): | |
m = (Y-P[1])/(X-P[0]) | |
x_t = m*m - P[0] - X | |
y_t = m*(P[0] - x_t) - P[1] | |
return (normalize_rational_map(x_t, P.curve()), | |
normalize_rational_map(y_t, P.curve())) | |
def phi(points): | |
xs = X | |
ys = Y | |
curve = None | |
for p in points: | |
if p[0] == 0 and p[1] == 1 and p[2] == 0: | |
continue | |
curve = p.curve() | |
xp,yp = translation_map(p) | |
xs = xs + (xp - p[0]) | |
ys = ys + (yp - p[1]) | |
return (normalize_rational_map(xs,curve),normalize_rational_map(ys,curve)) | |
(phi_x,phi_y)=phi([i*G0 for i in range(1,G0.order())]) | |
print(phi_x.denominator().factor()) | |
print([phi_x.denominator()((i*G0)[0],(i*G0)[1]) for i in range(1,G0.order())]) |
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