Cremona's table of elliptic curves

Conductor 39710

39710 = 2 · 5 · 11 · 192



Isogeny classes of curves of conductor 39710 [newforms of level 39710]

Class r Atkin-Lehner Eigenvalues
39710a (1 curve) 1 2+ 5+ 11+ 19+ 2+  1 5+  4 11+  3  6 19+
39710b (2 curves) 1 2+ 5+ 11+ 19+ 2+ -2 5+ -2 11+  6  6 19+
39710c (1 curve) 2 2+ 5+ 11+ 19- 2+  0 5+ -2 11+ -3  0 19-
39710d (2 curves) 2 2+ 5+ 11+ 19- 2+  0 5+  4 11+ -6  0 19-
39710e (2 curves) 0 2+ 5+ 11+ 19- 2+ -1 5+ -1 11+ -2 -3 19-
39710f (1 curve) 0 2+ 5+ 11+ 19- 2+ -1 5+ -1 11+  5 -3 19-
39710g (2 curves) 0 2+ 5+ 11+ 19- 2+  2 5+  2 11+  2  0 19-
39710h (2 curves) 0 2+ 5+ 11- 19+ 2+  2 5+  4 11-  2 -2 19+
39710i (2 curves) 1 2+ 5+ 11- 19- 2+ -1 5+  2 11-  1  6 19-
39710j (1 curve) 0 2+ 5- 11+ 19+ 2+  1 5-  4 11+ -5  2 19+
39710k (2 curves) 1 2+ 5- 11+ 19- 2+  2 5- -4 11+  1 -6 19-
39710l (2 curves) 0 2+ 5- 11- 19- 2+  1 5- -2 11-  1 -2 19-
39710m (2 curves) 0 2+ 5- 11- 19- 2+  1 5-  3 11-  6 -7 19-
39710n (1 curve) 0 2+ 5- 11- 19- 2+  1 5- -3 11-  3  5 19-
39710o (1 curve) 0 2- 5+ 11+ 19+ 2-  0 5+ -2 11+  3  0 19+
39710p (1 curve) 0 2- 5+ 11+ 19+ 2- -1 5+  4 11+ -3  6 19+
39710q (2 curves) 0 2- 5+ 11+ 19+ 2-  2 5+ -2 11+ -6  6 19+
39710r (2 curves) 1 2- 5+ 11+ 19- 2-  0 5+  0 11+ -2  4 19-
39710s (4 curves) 1 2- 5+ 11+ 19- 2-  2 5+  2 11+ -2  0 19-
39710t (2 curves) 1 2- 5+ 11+ 19- 2- -2 5+  2 11+  6 -4 19-
39710u (1 curve) 1 2- 5+ 11+ 19- 2-  3 5+ -3 11+  1  1 19-
39710v (2 curves) 1 2- 5+ 11- 19+ 2- -2 5+  4 11- -2 -2 19+
39710w (2 curves) 0 2- 5+ 11- 19- 2- -1 5+  5 11- -2  3 19-
39710x (4 curves) 0 2- 5+ 11- 19- 2-  2 5+ -4 11- -2  0 19-
39710y (1 curve) 1 2- 5- 11+ 19+ 2- -1 5-  4 11+  5  2 19+
39710z (2 curves) 1 2- 5- 11+ 19+ 2- -2 5- -4 11+ -1 -6 19+
39710ba (4 curves) 0 2- 5- 11+ 19- 2-  0 5-  0 11+ -2 -2 19-
39710bb (4 curves) 0 2- 5- 11+ 19- 2-  0 5-  0 11+ -2 -6 19-
39710bc (1 curve) 0 2- 5- 11+ 19- 2- -3 5-  3 11+ -5  1 19-
39710bd (1 curve) 1 2- 5- 11- 19- 2-  1 5- -1 11- -1  1 19-


Data from Elliptic Curve Data by J. E. Cremona.
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