Modular curves of prime-power level with infinitely many rational points
Andrew V. Sutherland, David Zywina

TL;DR
This paper classifies all prime-power level modular curves with infinitely many rational points, providing explicit maps to the j-line and a detailed understanding of Galois representations of elliptic curves over rationals.
Contribution
It offers a complete classification of 248 prime-power level subgroups with infinite rational points and constructs explicit maps for each, advancing understanding of elliptic curve Galois representations.
Findings
248 groups with infinite rational points identified
220 genus 0 and 28 genus 1 modular curves classified
Explicit maps to the j-line constructed for each group
Abstract
For each open subgroup of containing with full determinant, let denote the modular curve that loosely parametrizes elliptic curves whose Galois representation, which arises from the Galois action on its torsion points, has image contained in . Up to conjugacy, we determine a complete list of the such groups of prime power level for which is infinite. For each , we also construct explicit maps from each to the -line. This list consists of modular curves of genus and modular curves of genus . For each prime , these results provide an explicit classification of the possible images of the -adic Galois representations arising from elliptic curves over that is complete except for a finite set of exceptional -invariants.
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