Cremona's table of elliptic curves

10241 = 7² · 11 · 19

Class	r	Atkin-Lehner	Eigenvalues
10241a (1 curve)	1	7+ 11+ 19+	-1  1 -1 7+ 11+  5  2 19+
Curve Equation t Generators 10241a1 [1,0,0,-1,34] 1 [-3:5:1]
10241b (2 curves)	0	7+ 11+ 19-	0 -2  3 7+ 11+  2  3 19-
Curve Equation t 10241b1 [0,1,1,131,-2026] 3 10241b2 [0,1,1,-9179,-341841] 1
10241c (2 curves)	0	7- 11+ 19+	0  2 -3 7- 11+ -2 -3 19+
Curve Equation t 10241c1 [0,-1,1,6403,707650] 1 10241c2 [0,-1,1,-449787,116351815] 1
10241d (1 curve)	1	7- 11+ 19-	-1 -1  1 7- 11+ -5 -2 19-
Curve Equation t Generators 10241d1 [1,1,1,-50,-11712] 1 [36:168:1]
10241e (2 curves)	1	7- 11- 19+	0 -1  3 7- 11- -2  0 19+
Curve Equation t Generators 10241e1 [0,-1,1,-1339,-21617] 1 [299:5120:1] 10241e2 [0,-1,1,9441,124452] 1 [18660:336059:64]
10241f (2 curves)	1	7- 11- 19+	-1  2  0 7- 11-  6  2 19+
Curve Equation t Generators 10241f1 [1,1,1,1322,61690] 2 [70:674:1] 10241f2 [1,1,1,-17543,808744] 2 [2919:10309:27]
10241g (2 curves)	2	7- 11- 19-	-1 -2  0 7- 11- -6 -2 19-
Curve Equation t Generators 10241g1 [1,0,0,27,-176] 2 [5:7:1]&[11:33:1] 10241g2 [1,0,0,-358,-2409] 2 [-13:16:1]&[22:11:1]

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