As far I understand it correctly, GF(Integer) is used to declare a finite field which can for example be used for declaring an elliptic curve (this is what I want to do).
But why using a very large composite number (2 or 3 thousands bits long) seems to take too much time to feasible ? How to declare a dummy elliptic curve without using GF() ?
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How to use GF() on a very large finite field ?
How to use GF() on a very large finite field ?
As far I understand it correctly, GF(Integer) is used to declare a finite field which can for example be used for declaring an elliptic curve (this is what I want to do).
But why using a very large composite number (2 or 3 thousands bits long) like :
GF(12092909088188237225393433017559174875623137613219078327682045681675023350320878590139619158941453632724570634378148379186020109423506557278061404249513976103803771139954000579995199902828634263992330574392218791796266323480026479977659504287064359209036331389750395884727865805793574046154686347934603866375769645860851559671200189106819576945533990794197558448169154800495832790107673176422796675256499746815795625450299074794144048526198146639914021389804755241528331708078456200260597013666698340612446162656471808349941941036242500801205678881620332591272087635015318077794473705628671572713897714140224506269671672327501746902155512482220944778556374239955378577691861316356789180373125486706142640931817968722234080019888921817141837856053156323850750365255047978587780912486395587404967932864588640269696396456375831408999624015664858331115319294937654521467886227817728683577618500683880562054279134724944161)
seems to take too much time to feasible ? How to declare a dummy elliptic curve without using GF() ?
