A bound for the "torsion conductor" of a non-CM elliptic curve
Abstract
Given a non-CM elliptic curve E over Q, define the ``torsion conductor'' mE to be the smallest positive integer so that the Galois representation on the torsion of E has image Pi-1(Gal(Q(E[mE])/Q), where Pi denotes the natural projection GL2(Z) onto GL2(Z/mE Z). We show that, uniformly for semi-stable non-CM elliptic curves E over Q, mE is less than a constant times the 5th power of the conductor of E.
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