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Past exam of the analytic number theory and elliptic curves course of the University of Oxford
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2008
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B
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Past exam of the analytic number theory and elliptic curves course of the University of Oxford
2008
B
8
a
ii
2026-10-31
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The preceding bound at
m
=
2
gives
∣
h
x
(
2
Q
)
−
4
h
x
(
Q
)
∣
≤
C
for every point
Q
. For
a
n
=
4
−
n
h
x
(
2
n
P
)
, take
Q
=
2
n
P
to obtain
∣
a
n
+
1
−
a
n
∣
≤
C
4
−
n
−
1
.
(1)
For
m
>
n
, summing the geometric tail gives
∣
a
m
−
a
n
∣
≤
j
=
n
∑
∞
C
4
−
j
−
1
=
3
⋅
4
n
C
⟶
0.
(2)
Thus the
sequence
is
Cauchy
and converges by
completeness of the real numbers
. The estimate also gives
a
quantitative bound on its
distance
from the limit.
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8
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