Properties

Label 296.96.0-296.t.1.10
Level $296$
Index $96$
Genus $0$
Cusps $10$
$\Q$-cusps $0$

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Invariants

Level: $296$ $\SL_2$-level: $8$
Index: $96$ $\PSL_2$-index:$48$
Genus: $0 = 1 + \frac{ 48 }{12} - \frac{ 0 }{4} - \frac{ 0 }{3} - \frac{ 10 }{2}$
Cusps: $10$ (none of which are rational) Cusp widths $2^{4}\cdot4^{2}\cdot8^{4}$ Cusp orbits $2^{5}$
Elliptic points: $0$ of order $2$ and $0$ of order $3$
$\Q$-gonality: $1 \le \gamma \le 2$
$\overline{\Q}$-gonality: $1$
Rational cusps: $0$
Rational CM points: none

Other labels

Cummins and Pauli (CP) label: 8O0

Level structure

$\GL_2(\Z/296\Z)$-generators: $\begin{bmatrix}121&212\\88&263\end{bmatrix}$, $\begin{bmatrix}183&220\\68&99\end{bmatrix}$, $\begin{bmatrix}241&164\\96&155\end{bmatrix}$, $\begin{bmatrix}295&40\\26&35\end{bmatrix}$
Contains $-I$: no $\quad$ (see 296.48.0.t.1 for the level structure with $-I$)
Cyclic 296-isogeny field degree: $76$
Cyclic 296-torsion field degree: $10944$
Full 296-torsion field degree: $29154816$

Models

This modular curve is isomorphic to $\mathbb{P}^1$.

Rational points

This modular curve has real points and $\Q_p$ points for $p$ not dividing the level, but no known rational points.

Modular covers

This modular curve minimally covers the modular curves listed below.

Covered curve Level Index Degree Genus Rank
8.48.0-8.e.1.15 $8$ $2$ $2$ $0$ $0$
296.48.0-8.e.1.6 $296$ $2$ $2$ $0$ $?$
296.48.0-296.i.1.23 $296$ $2$ $2$ $0$ $?$
296.48.0-296.i.1.28 $296$ $2$ $2$ $0$ $?$
296.48.0-296.l.1.1 $296$ $2$ $2$ $0$ $?$
296.48.0-296.l.1.16 $296$ $2$ $2$ $0$ $?$

This modular curve is minimally covered by the modular curves in the database listed below.

Covering curve Level Index Degree Genus
296.192.1-296.r.1.1 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.u.1.5 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.w.1.5 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.z.1.1 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.be.1.2 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.bf.1.6 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.bg.1.6 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$
296.192.1-296.bh.1.2 $296$ $2$ $2$ $1$