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4), which gives the multiplication-by-2 map. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 11111 lllll lllll l~llllll~lllll F(,lDAN BOO12090492443 B km 1. RATIONAL 28 POINTS ON ELLIPTIC CURVES (b) The meaning of 0. We now consider the meaning of 0. If K is the field Iw of real numbers, then 0 is geometrically interpreted as the point at infinity. This can be seen as follows. If K = iw, then { (2, y) E R x lR 1 y2 = ax3 + bx2 + cx + d} is the graph of the elliptic curve. 0 can be thought of as the limit point as we go higher and higher.
8) that # > R-‘max(lf(x)ndl, lg(x)ndl). ) ( > On the other hand, from the expression of cJ(x)ne in lowest terms we have lc3(x)nel < 2-I C. H(s)“. 7) we obtain the following inequality: R. Hi+” = Rmax(lmld+e, Inld+e) 5 C. ~(xYm~(lf(xb4, ldx)ndl). 10) we have ldx)d) 1. 6). Since f(T) and g(T) are relatively prime, there exist polynomials ~1 (7’) and IQ(T) with Q coefficients satisfying Also from the fact that f(T) and g(T) are relatively prime we see easily that f ($) Td and g ($) Td are relatively prime polynomials with Q coefficients.
In the ancient Babylonian identity 119’ + 120’ = 169’, which we mentioned in the Introduction, the ratio s of two sides of the corresponding right triangle is very close to 1. ) Find a solution whose ratio of z and y is closer to 1. 2. Congruence If a conic ax2 + by2 = c with ra,tional coefficients has one rational point, we can find all the rational points, as we have seen in the previous section. On the contrary, it is a deeper question to determine whether or not a conic has a rational point.