Cremona's table of elliptic curves

97196 = 2² · 11 · 47²

Class	r	Atkin-Lehner	Eigenvalues
97196a (1 curve)	1	2- 11+ 47-	2-  1  1  0 11+  0  4  6
Curve Equation t Generators 97196a1 [0,1,0,-21165165,37471309871] 1 [909790:103823:343]
97196b (2 curves)	1	2- 11+ 47-	2- -2  0 -1 11+ -5 -6  4
Curve Equation t Generators 97196b1 [0,1,0,25772,19934916] 1 [-16:4418:1] 97196b2 [0,1,0,-4834028,4090114612] 1 [9178:59643:8]
97196c (2 curves)	1	2- 11+ 47-	2- -2 -3  2 11+ -1 -3  2
Curve Equation t Generators 97196c1 [0,1,0,-2041852,1123091844] 3 [820:902:1] 97196c2 [0,1,0,2111068,4859058676] 1 [18495435:1209075076:9261]
97196d (1 curve)	0	2- 11- 47-	2-  1  1  4 11-  2 -6  6
Curve Equation t 97196d1 [0,1,0,1366635,-1375899049] 1
97196e (1 curve)	0	2- 11- 47-	2-  1 -1 -2 11-  0 -2  4
Curve Equation t 97196e1 [0,1,0,1313619,-83528017] 1
97196f (2 curves)	0	2- 11- 47-	2-  1  3  2 11-  4  6 -8
Curve Equation t 97196f1 [0,1,0,5891,201919] 1 97196f2 [0,1,0,-170829,27275423] 1
97196g (2 curves)	0	2- 11- 47-	2- -2  3  2 11-  1 -3 -2
Curve Equation t 97196g1 [0,1,0,-924,-11132] 1 97196g2 [0,1,0,956,-46476] 1

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