Cremona's table of elliptic curves

24156 = 2² · 3² · 11 · 61

Class	r	Atkin-Lehner	Eigenvalues
24156a (2 curves)	0	2- 3+ 11+ 61+	2- 3+  4  4 11+ -2  4 -6
Curve Equation t 24156a1 [0,0,0,-6048,-181035] 2 24156a2 [0,0,0,-6183,-172530] 2
24156b (2 curves)	1	2- 3+ 11+ 61-	2- 3+  0 -4 11+  2 -4  0
Curve Equation t Generators 24156b1 [0,0,0,10920,99009] 2 [1638:-66429:1] 24156b2 [0,0,0,-44895,802278] 2 [-9:1098:1]
24156c (2 curves)	1	2- 3+ 11- 61+	2- 3+ -4  4 11- -2 -4 -6
Curve Equation t Generators 24156c1 [0,0,0,-672,6705] 2 [16:7:1] 24156c2 [0,0,0,-687,6390] 2 [3:66:1]
24156d (2 curves)	0	2- 3+ 11- 61-	2- 3+  0 -4 11-  2  4  0
Curve Equation t 24156d1 [0,0,0,98280,-2673243] 2 24156d2 [0,0,0,-404055,-21661506] 2
24156e (2 curves)	1	2- 3- 11+ 61+	2- 3-  2  2 11+  2 -4 -4
Curve Equation t Generators 24156e1 [0,0,0,-28704,1597025] 2 [52:495:1] 24156e2 [0,0,0,-127119,-15901162] 2 [1271:43310:1]
24156f (1 curve)	0	2- 3- 11- 61+	2- 3-  2  1 11-  4 -1  0
Curve Equation t 24156f1 [0,0,0,-9,-135] 1
24156g (1 curve)	1	2- 3- 11- 61-	2- 3-  2  1 11-  2  3  6
Curve Equation t Generators 24156g1 [0,0,0,-309,-2095] 1 [8708872:50744945:205379]

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