Cremona's table of elliptic curves

4785 = 3 · 5 · 11 · 29

Class	r	Atkin-Lehner	Eigenvalues
4785a (6 curves)	1	3+ 5- 11+ 29-	-1 3+ 5-  0 11+ -2  2 -4
Curve Equation t Generators 4785a1 [1,1,1,-14455,662900] 4 [238:3163:1] 4785a2 [1,1,1,-14460,662412] 8 [-98:1121:1] 4785a3 [1,1,1,-18665,240230] 4 [-132:718:1] 4785a4 [1,1,1,-10335,1053462] 4 [-93:1151:1] 4785a5 [1,1,1,-176570,-28435318] 2 [-228:301:1] 4785a6 [1,1,1,71960,1980230] 2 [-7:1218:1]
4785b (2 curves)	1	3+ 5- 11- 29+	-1 3+ 5-  2 11-  2  2  0
Curve Equation t Generators 4785b1 [1,1,1,-420,3132] 2 [-18:81:1] 4785b2 [1,1,1,-275,5510] 2 [8:58:1]
4785c (6 curves)	0	3- 5- 11+ 29-	-1 3- 5-  0 11+  6  2 -4
Curve Equation t 4785c1 [1,0,0,330,4275] 4 4785c2 [1,0,0,-2795,47400] 8 4785c3 [1,0,0,-12920,-521625] 4 4785c4 [1,0,0,-42670,3388925] 4 4785c5 [1,0,0,-202145,-34998420] 2 4785c6 [1,0,0,14305,-2421930] 2
4785d (2 curves)	1	3- 5- 11- 29-	-1 3- 5-  2 11- -6  2 -4
Curve Equation t Generators 4785d1 [1,0,0,-2070,36075] 2 [35:65:1] 4785d2 [1,0,0,-1925,41382] 2 [-11:253:1]

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