Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  presents inversion-free formulas for the efficient implementation of a scalar multiplication over elliptic curves. Specifically, it proposes to make use of curve isomorphisms as a way to avoid the computation of inverses in point addition formulas. Interestingly, the presented techniques are independent of the model used to represent the elliptic curve and of the coordinate system used to represent the points. In particular, they apply to affine representations. Further, whereas certain inversion-free techniques are mostly limited to specific scalar multiplication algorithms, the proposed techniques apply to all scalar multiplication algorithms. The so-obtained formulas are ll suited to embedded systems and can easily be combined with existing countermeasures to provide secure implementations.
['Raveen R. Goundar', 'Marc Joye']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Inversion-free arithmetic on elliptic curves through isomorphisms
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