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Questions concerning the mathematics of secure communication. Relevant topics include elliptic curve cryptography, secure key exchanges, and public-key cryptography (eg. the RSA cryptosystem).
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Reference describing supersingular elliptic curves over algebraically closed field in charac...
You could get it by brute force - the supersingular j-invariants have to lie in $\mathbb{F}_{2^2}$, so you can just check each of them.
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