Anomalous primes and the elliptic Korselt criterion
@article{Babinkostova2016AnomalousPA, title={Anomalous primes and the elliptic Korselt criterion}, author={Liljana Babinkostova and Jackson C. Bahr and Yujin H. Kim and Eric Neyman and Gregory K. Taylor}, journal={Journal of Number Theory}, year={2016} }
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