Algorithms to enumerate superspecial Howe curves of genus 4
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Abstract: A Howe curve is a curve of genus obtained as the fiber product of two genus- double covers of . In this paper, we present a simple algorithm for testing isomorphism of Howe curves, and we propose two main algorithms for finding and enumerating these curves: One involves solving multivariate systems coming from Cartier--Manin matrices, while the other uses Richelot isogenies of curves of genus . Comparing the two algorithms by implementation and by complexity analyses, we conclude that the latter enumerates curves more efficiently. Using these algorithms, we show that there exist superspecial curves of genus in characteristic for every prime with .
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