Math7280 : Links

Here are a few pages where you can find data and definitions about modular forms and elliptic curves.

• William Stein's modular forms data base
• William Stein's modular abelian varieties course
• Ken Ribet's course on modular forms and Hecke operators
• J. S. Milne's Modular forms course
• J. S. Milne's Elliptic curves course
• An application of modular forms: A talk by Karl Rubin on congruent numbers
• J. E. Cremona's elliptic curves data
• Links on elliptic curves and modular forms from NUMBERSorg.com
• The number theory web includes links on elliptic curves and modular forms
• Eric Weisstein Math World web pages on elliptic curves and modular forms
• My web page giving examples of fundamental domains using magma, and pictures
• My Java program for drawing fundamental domains. Fundamental domains, (or the modular curves they represent), are both where modular forms "live" and where elliptic curves are "born" (as quotients of modular curves).