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Degree of an isogeny from its x-coordinate map (degϕ=max(degA,degB))

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Normalization of an algebraic curve Geometric genus Genus one curve Elliptic curve Isogeny of elliptic curves Degree of an isogeny
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For an isogeny of elliptic curves ϕ:E1​→E2​, write x2​∘ϕ=A(x1​)/B(x1​) with coprime polynomials A,B. Each xi​:Ei​→P1 is a two-to-one finite morphism, and function field degrees multiply in a tower. Consequently 2degϕ=2max(degA,degB). This computes the total degree, including an inseparable factor. The zero homomorphism is assigned degree zero separately.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2014 / iii / Paper 22 / 5 / i / Solution
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