Another look at the discriminant of an elliptic curve
This time, from the 19th-century point of view.
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Hi Luther,
I follow the Security Blogger's Network. While your math posts seem to be really well informed and _beautifully_ presented they are not directly security-related (except perhaps at some deep deep crypto theory level that I don't appreciate.)
I was wondering if there was any way that you could split these posts from your security posts to keep SBN more on-topic?
Sorry if I come across as a hater - I do really like your security posts, but all the hard maths makes me feel a little inferior. :-)
Regards,
Dave Taylor
Posted by: David Taylor | Thursday, 05 August 2010 at 06:50 AM