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a tiny clarification about the point H (#2774)
IMHO, introducing the point _H_ explicitly makes the explanation arguably a bit more clear
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An Elliptic Curve for the purpose of cryptography is simply a large set of points that
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we will call _C_. These points can be added, subtracted, or multiplied by integers (also called scalars).
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Given an integer _k_ and
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Given such a point _H_, an integer _k_ and
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using the scalar multiplication operation we can compute `k*H`, which is also a point on
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curve _C_. Given another integer _j_ we can also calculate `(k+j)*H`, which equals
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`k*H + j*H`. The addition and scalar multiplication operations on an elliptic curve
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