claimroutineinferred_dep
Trivial image of alpha' forces rank one
Shows has trivial image, so rank is one and
concludes the rank computation
Claim·§5 The rank-one elliptic group and its local parameters·inside propElliptic curve over F has rank one
Statement (paper)
The image of the connecting homomorphism on is trivial, . Consequently, by , , and for a positive integer divisible by the exponent of the finite torsion subgroup of , the torsion-free rank-one group equals for some nontorsion point .
In plain English
The connecting homomorphism on has trivial image, so the isogeny index formula gives . Hence for a positive integer divisible by the exponent of the torsion of , for some nontorsion point .
Why it's here
With from the previous claim and , the descent formula gives rank one. Multiplying by such an kills torsion, leaving a torsion-free rank-one group, which is infinite cyclic with a generator ; this is exactly the parent proposition's conclusion.
Classified routine:
A standard 2-isogeny descent computation (as in Silverman's or Silverman–Tate's treatment of descent via 2-isogeny) over Q(√2), using the PID and unit facts. Rank one and the cyclicity of mE(F) then follow directly from the index formula and the structure theorem for finitely generated abelian groups.
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Friction
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Image of alpha' trivial, giving rank one and generator P" rests on claim-ell-rank-1
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Image of alpha' trivial, giving rank one and generator P" rests on claim-ell-rank-2
- infoinferred_depoutline: "Image of alpha' trivial, giving rank one and generator P" rests on claim-ell-rank-3