Abstract
We consider the Bloch-Kato conjecture applied to the symmetric square L-function of an elliptic curve over $\QQ$, at $s=2$. In particular, we use a construction of elements of order l in a generalised Shafarevich-Tate group, which works when E has a rational point of infinite order and a rational point of order l. The existence of the latter places us in a situation where the recent theorem of Diamond, Flach, and Guo does not apply, but we find that the numerical evidence is quite convincing.
Citation
Neil Dummigan. "Symmetric Squares of Elliptic Curves: Rational Points and Selmer Groups." Experiment. Math. 11 (4) 457 - 464, 2002.
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