See also:
- Counting Points on Elliptic Curves - - Robert Harley, Pierrick Gaudry, François Morain and Mireille Fouquet have established new records for point counting in characteristic 2, using a new algorithm by to Takakazu Satoh.
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- Course Notes - - Full notes as .dvi, .pdf, and .ps files for all the advanced courses J. S. Milne taught between 1986 and 1999.
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- ECDL Project - - Elliptic Curve Discrete Logarithms Project. They solved ECC2K-108 in April 2000. History and related papers.
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- ECMNET - - The ECMNET Project to find large factors by the Elliptic Curve Method, mainly Cunningham numbers.
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- Elliptic Curves - - Links to research papers maintained by Stéfane Fermigier.
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- Elliptic Curves and Cryptology - - Marc Joye's list of elliptic curve resources includes people, books, and links. Many preprints are available from the site.
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- Elliptical Curve Cryptography - - Explains the difference between an elliptical curve and an ellipse. Discusses fields, applications, choosing a fixed point, and related topics.
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- Joseph Silverman - - Includes errata for his books Rational Points on Elliptic Curves and Advanced Topics in the Arithmetic of Elliptic Curves.
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- Kolyvagin Seminar - - A semester-long seminar studying Kolyvagin's application of Euler systems to elliptic curves. Includes extensive lecture notes in PostScript or DVI format.
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- Mathematical Things - - Tom Womack's pages address many elliptic curve subjects, including curves of given rank and small conductor, Mordell curves of large rank, and interesting torsion groups.
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- Modular Forms Course - - Notes of a 1996 Berkeley course of Ken Ribet's on modular forms and Hecke operators.
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- Monstrous Moonshine - - the surprising and mysterious connections between the monster (and also other finite sporadic simple groups) and modular functions.
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- Moonshine Bibliography - - Books and papers relating to the Conway-Norton-Thompson Moonshine conjecture, proved by Richard Borcherds.
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- Richard Taylor - - Publications including the joint paper with Andrew Wiles which completed the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem.
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