Cremona's table of elliptic curves

Conductor 31110

31110 = 2 · 3 · 5 · 17 · 61



Isogeny classes of curves of conductor 31110 [newforms of level 31110]

Class r Atkin-Lehner Eigenvalues
31110a (1 curve) 0 2+ 3+ 5- 17+ 61+ 2+ 3+ 5- -3  0 -5 17+  4
31110b (2 curves) 1 2+ 3+ 5- 17- 61+ 2+ 3+ 5- -2 -4  2 17-  0
31110c (1 curve) 0 2+ 3- 5+ 17+ 61+ 2+ 3- 5+  1 -5 -6 17+ -2
31110d (1 curve) 0 2+ 3- 5+ 17+ 61+ 2+ 3- 5+ -1  2 -1 17+ -6
31110e (4 curves) 1 2+ 3- 5+ 17+ 61- 2+ 3- 5+  0  4 -6 17+  4
31110f (4 curves) 1 2+ 3- 5+ 17+ 61- 2+ 3- 5+  0 -4 -2 17+ -4
31110g (2 curves) 1 2+ 3- 5+ 17- 61+ 2+ 3- 5+ -4  6  4 17-  8
31110h (2 curves) 1 2+ 3- 5- 17+ 61+ 2+ 3- 5-  2 -4  2 17+  0
31110i (2 curves) 1 2+ 3- 5- 17+ 61+ 2+ 3- 5-  4 -4 -4 17+  8
31110j (4 curves) 0 2+ 3- 5- 17+ 61- 2+ 3- 5-  0  0  2 17+  4
31110k (2 curves) 0 2+ 3- 5- 17- 61+ 2+ 3- 5- -2 -4  4 17- -4
31110l (1 curve) 1 2+ 3- 5- 17- 61- 2+ 3- 5-  3 -1  0 17-  4
31110m (1 curve) 1 2+ 3- 5- 17- 61- 2+ 3- 5- -3 -4 -3 17-  4
31110n (1 curve) 0 2- 3+ 5+ 17+ 61+ 2- 3+ 5+  5  0 -5 17+  4
31110o (4 curves) 1 2- 3+ 5+ 17- 61+ 2- 3+ 5+  0 -4  2 17- -4
31110p (4 curves) 1 2- 3+ 5+ 17- 61+ 2- 3+ 5+ -4 -4 -6 17-  4
31110q (2 curves) 1 2- 3+ 5- 17+ 61+ 2- 3+ 5-  0  2 -4 17+  0
31110r (2 curves) 1 2- 3+ 5- 17+ 61+ 2- 3+ 5-  2 -4  6 17+  0
31110s (1 curve) 1 2- 3+ 5- 17+ 61+ 2- 3+ 5-  3 -1 -4 17+  0
31110t (1 curve) 1 2- 3+ 5- 17- 61- 2- 3+ 5-  3  3 -6 17-  2
31110u (2 curves) 0 2- 3- 5+ 17+ 61- 2- 3- 5+  2  0  2 17+ -1
31110v (2 curves) 0 2- 3- 5+ 17+ 61- 2- 3- 5+  2  4 -2 17+  8
31110w (4 curves) 0 2- 3- 5+ 17- 61+ 2- 3- 5+  0  4  2 17- -4
31110x (2 curves) 1 2- 3- 5+ 17- 61- 2- 3- 5+  0  0  4 17-  0
31110y (2 curves) 0 2- 3- 5- 17+ 61+ 2- 3- 5- -2  2  2 17+ -4
31110z (1 curve) 1 2- 3- 5- 17+ 61- 2- 3- 5- -5 -3  4 17+  0
31110ba (2 curves) 1 2- 3- 5- 17- 61+ 2- 3- 5-  0  0 -4 17-  0
31110bb (1 curve) 0 2- 3- 5- 17- 61- 2- 3- 5-  2 -4 -2 17- -1
31110bc (4 curves) 0 2- 3- 5- 17- 61- 2- 3- 5- -4 -4 -2 17- -4


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