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There are three options available to access large amounts of data from the LMFDB.
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The LMFDB contains two types of underlying data: the main PostgreSQL database and a collection of <ahref="{{url_for('datasets')}}">auxiliary datasets</a>. There are three options available for accessing large parts of the main database.
This dataset contains all 238,764,310 {{KNOWL('ec.q', 'elliptic curves')}} over $\Q$ with {{ KNOWL('ec.q.naive_height', 'naive height') }} up to $2.7 \cdot 10^{10}$ and is described in <ahref="https://doi.org/10.1112/S1461157016000152">Balakrishnan-Ho-Kaplan-Spicer-Stein-Watkins</a>.
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<h3>File and data format</h3>
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The data is stored in text files, indexed from $k=0$ to $k=2699$. The file $k$.txt contains all of the elliptic curves whose minimal short Weierstrass form $y^2 = x^3 + A x + B$ has naive height $H$ in the range: the $k$th file contains data for $k \cdot 10^7 <H\le(k+1)\cdot10^7$.
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Each line corresponds to an elliptic curve, with columns separated by | characters and format given as follows. If a column has not been computed it is saved as the empty string.
<td>structure of {{KNOWL('ec.q.torsion_subgroup', 'torsion subgroup')}}, $\Z/n_1 \times \Z/n_2$ where $n_1 \in {1, 2}$ and $n_1 \mid n_2$</td>
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<td>$1$, $1$</td>
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<td>$\operatorname{sel}_2$</td>
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<td>$2$-rank of the {{KNOWL('ag.selmer_group', '$2$-Selmer group')}}</td>
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<td>$2$</td>
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<td>$w$</td>
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<td>Root number (sign of functional equation)</td>
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<td>$-1$</td>
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<td>$r_{\mathrm{an},0}$</td>
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<td>Running analytic_rank_upper_bound in Sage with parameter $\delta$ (see below) returns $r_{\mathrm{an},0}$, which is an upper bound for the rank</td>
<td>Upper and lower bounds returned by mwrank in Sage, as well as the the time used</td>
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<td>$2, 2, 0.052$</td>
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<td>$\delta$</td>
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<td>Running analytic_rank_upper_bound in Sage with parameter $\delta$ returns $r_{\mathrm{an},0}$ (see above), which is an upper bound for the rank.</td>
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<td>$2.0$</td>
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<td>$\operatorname{magma}$</td>
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<td>Rank computed by the Magma function MordellWeilShaInformation (almost always null)</td>
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<td>$2$</td>
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<td>$r$</td>
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<td>{{KNOWL('ec.rank', 'rank')}}</td>
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<td>$4$</td>
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<td>$\operatorname{CM}$</td>
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<td>1 if $E$ has {{KNOWL('ec.complex_multiplication', 'CM')}}, 0 otherwise</td>
{# This format was nice since it gave statistics and provided direct download links, but the files are too big to download given the current 30-second timeout limitation.
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<tableclass="ntdata">
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<th>File</th>
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<th>Size (MB)</th>
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<th>Number of curves</th>
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<th>Lower height bound</th>
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<th>Upper height bound</th>
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{% for ncurves, size, lower, upper, fname in info.files %}
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