Counting points on abelian surfaces over finite fields with Elkies's method

03/03/2022
by   Jean Kieffer, et al.
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We generalize Elkies's method, an essential ingredient in the SEA algorithm to count points on elliptic curves over finite fields of large characteristic, to the setting of p.p. abelian surfaces. Under reasonable assumptions related to the distribution of Elkies primes, we obtain improvements over Schoof's method in two cases. If the abelian surface A over Fq has RM by a fixed quadratic field F, we reach the same asymptotic complexity Otilde(log4 q) as the SEA algorithm up to constant factors depending on F. If A is defined over a number field, we count points on A modulo sufficiently many primes in Otilde(log6 q) binary operations on average. Numerical experiments demonstrate the practical usability of our methods.

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