Elliptic curve #4: Double-and-Add Algorithm

[@ChaseFLable]

What a great algorithm, the use of the table made it very clear! Thank you for your videos, Professor.

[@TeklaOlomi]

Awesome lecturer. Hats off

[@АлександрПлотников-у6ъ]

Спасибо большое благодаря вам сдал лабораторную работу по защите информации 😅

[@sonnyc9957]

Thanks. It took me a while to find this explanation

[@AdvancedMath]

You are welcome.

[@an0n428]

Preparing for my exam, but this algorithm was not at all clear in my lecture. Thanks a lot for explaining it in such a clear way sir.

[@AdvancedMath]

Thanks for your appreciation.

[@CodingJesus]

Great explanation, thanks!

[@sandeepkumar-vy3se]

BEAUTIFUL EXPLANATION

[@georgfaustmann852]

Thank you for the video and the channel overall. :)

[@AdvancedMath]

Thanks for your appreciation.

[@ABIMASS-000]

Nice Explanation

[@hindraheemalmayyali3072]

can you give me example to this algorithm siar

[@user-gx7ue2kb4s]

Thanks for the video, I just don't understand how I would go from there with an actual point. How can I get 26P with P (2,15) for example?

[@AdvancedMath]

Have you seen the pervious video? In that video, I explained how to do point doubling and addition. You can use those concepts and the algorithm described in this video, to go to 26P.

[@paulaw5720]

@@AdvancedMath yes, thanks I got it now. Great videos, thanks so much

[@arnabsadhucs]

Nicely explained, thank you Sir

[@AdvancedMath]

You are most welcome.

[@anusha5788]

Obtained Final result of (d) 26P = (2,15)

[@AdvancedMath]

No, for P(5, 11), 26P should be (8, 15). Try again!

[@anusha5788]

@@AdvancedMath Yes sir. Got the answer 26P = (8,15). I had made a calculation mistake earlier. Thanks to your videos I did well on my exam. Thank you very much sir.

[@dangerousangel777]

Why did you write nP = P?

[@AdvancedMath]

I have not written nP=P but nP=?

[@aysegulkahya9775]

Thank you!

[@AdvancedMath]

You are welcome.

[@jasmineamohia731]

Thank you

[@mathemagics786]

Sir can you explain it more?

[@AdvancedMath]

Not sure what more to explain. This video when combined with the previous videos provide good enough explanation.

[@mathemagics786]

Sir

[@maksimsurkov4675]

ты ахуенный
You are very nice man

[@AdvancedMath]

Thank you.