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Isogenies prime degree fails on some CM curves #32269
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Branch: u/alexjbest/isog-nf |
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Author: Alex J. Best |
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LGTM, but that test with Why not |
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@edgarcosta, right the example in code uses l=37, it might still need marking as # long time though, I'm not sure. |
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Upsidaisy! Ignore my comment then. I was hoping that the patch bot would tell us what to do regarding the necessity of the marking as # long |
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Reviewer: Edgar Costa |
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The code:
returns an empty list. But, since E has CM by the ring of integers of K, it has to have an isogeny of degree p for p splitting in K, so this doesn't make sense.
If you import isogenies_prime_degree_general from isogeny_small_degree.py then
correctly returns
CC: @alexjbest
Component: elliptic curves
Keywords: isogeny, CM
Author: Alex J. Best
Branch/Commit:
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Reviewer: Edgar Costa
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/32269
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