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  • Mark Watkins
  • (Penn. State)
  • Some new features in MAGMA v2.12 related to number theory
  • 3pm–4pm, Thursday 19th May, 2005
  • Carlaw 535
  • We survey some recent additions and improvements to various functionality in MAGMA related to number theory. In particular, we will discuss: descent on elliptic curves, Heegner points on elliptic curves, a new method for computing the Weierstrass p-function, and the MAGMA implementation of LLL for indefinite Gram matrices (with particular consideration of nonzero isotropic vectors). Most of these functions require high-precision real-number calculations, and thus we will also give some comments regarding MAGMA's new real/complex numbers.

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