On Elliptic Curves and Binary Quartic Forms
William Duke
Abstract
William Duke
Abstract
Abstract A Dirichlet series is defined whose coefficients are determined by counting certain integral points on the quadratic twists of an elliptic curve. The function defined by this series has a meromorphic continuation with at most a simple pole at a certain distinguished point. In certain cases, the residue there gives a class number formula for positive definite binary quartic forms.
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Abstract A Dirichlet series is defined whose coefficients are determined by counting certain integral points on the quadratic twists of an elliptic curve. The function defined by this series has a meromorphic continuation with at most a simple pole at a certain distinguished point. In certain cases, the residue there gives a class number formula for positive definite binary quartic forms.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Quartic function, Meromorphic function, Quartic surface, Pure mathematics, Quartic plane curve, Elliptic function, Elliptic curve