Two-torsion point of a complex torus
= Two-torsion point of a complex torus
{title2=$z\in(\mathbb C/\Lambda)[2]$}
= Two-torsion points of a complex torus
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A two-torsion point satisfies $2z\in\Lambda$. The three nonzero classes are represented by half-periods $\lambda/2$, $\mu/2$, and $(\lambda+\mu)/2$.