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Detecting split surfaces, RM surfaces, and minimum walks on isogeny graphs
We study the detectability of split surfaces in isogeny graphs of principally polarized superspecial abelian surfaces, a question relevant to the security analysis of dimension-$2$ isogeny-based cryptography. Our approach uses refined Humbert invariants to replace explicit isogeny computations with
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