Analytic rank: | 2 (upper bound) |
Mordell-Weil rank: | 2 |
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Bad L-factors: |
Prime |
L-Factor |
2 | 1+2T+2T2 |
5 | 1 |
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Good L-factors: |
Prime |
L-Factor |
3 | 1+4T+8T2+12T3+9T4 |
7 | 1+49T4 |
11 | (1+6T+11T2)2 |
13 | 1+169T4 |
17 | 1+8T+32T2+136T3+289T4 |
19 | 1−34T2+361T4 |
23 | 1+529T4 |
29 | (1+29T2)2 |
⋯ | ⋯ |
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See L-function page for more information |
ST= J(C4), ST0=U(1)
Splits over the number field Q(b)≃ 4.4.8000.1 with defining polynomial:
x4−10x2+20
Decomposes up to isogeny as the square of the elliptic curve isogeny class:
Elliptic curve isogeny class 4.4.8000.1-25.1-b
Of GL2-type over Q
Endomorphism algebra over Q:
End(J)⊗Q | ≃ | Q(−1) |
End(J)⊗R | ≃ | C |
Smallest field over which all endomorphisms are defined:
Galois number field K=Q(a)≃ 8.0.64000000.1 with defining polynomial x8−2x6+4x4−8x2+16
Endomorphism algebra over Q:
End(JQ)⊗Q | ≃ | M2(Q(−2)) |
End(JQ)⊗R | ≃ | M2(C) |
More complete information on endomorphism algebras and rings can be found on the pages of the individual curves in the isogeny class.