Abstract
AbstractLet $$d\ge 1$$
d
≥
1
be an integer and let p be a rational prime. Recall that p is a torsion prime of degree d if there exists an elliptic curve E over a degree d number field K such that E has a K-rational point of order p. Derickx et al. (Algebra Number Theory 17(2):267–308, 2023) have computed the torsion primes of degrees 4, 5, 6 and 7. We verify that the techniques used in Derickx et al. (Algebra Number Theory 17(2):267–308, 2023) can be extended to determine the torsion primes of degree 8.
Funder
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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