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The following pages link to On the modularity of \(\mathbb Q\)-curves (Q1847854):
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- \(\mathbb Q\)-motives and modular forms (Q927701) (← links)
- A moduli approach to quadratic \(\mathbb{Q}\)-curves realizing projective mod \(p\) Galois representations (Q935477) (← links)
- Serre's conjecture and its consequences (Q977703) (← links)
- A construction of everywhere good \(\mathbb{Q}\)-curves with \(p\)-isogeny (Q1267142) (← links)
- On octahedral extensions of \(\mathbb Q\) and quadratic \(\mathbb Q\)-curves. (Q1424574) (← links)
- Modularity of Galois representations. (Q1424591) (← links)
- Pairs of mod 3 and mod 5 representations arising from elliptic curves (Q1574739) (← links)
- Moduli interpretations for noncongruence modular curves (Q1751022) (← links)
- Generalizing the Birch-Stephens theorem. I: Modular curves (Q1922575) (← links)
- Rational points on hyperelliptic Atkin-Lehner quotients of modular curves and their coverings (Q2093676) (← links)
- Tate module tensor decompositions and the Sato-Tate conjecture for certain abelian varieties potentially of \(\mathrm{GL}_2\)-type (Q2114178) (← links)
- Galois actions on \(Q\)-curves and winding quotients (Q2509050) (← links)
- Quadratic \(\mathbb Q\)-curves, units and Hecke \(L\)-values (Q2516483) (← links)
- Cusps and \(q\)-expansion principles for modular curves at infinite level (Q2695709) (← links)
- Solving Fermat-type equations via modular ℚ-curves over polyquadratic fields (Q3647065) (← links)
- Number Theory Related to Modular Curves (Q4606374) (← links)
- Strongly modular models of ℚ-curves (Q4629106) (← links)
- On the generalized Fermat equation $a^2+3b^6=c^n$ (Q5109366) (← links)
- On the modular curve <em>X</em><sub>0</sub>(23) (Q5264259) (← links)
- On the genus of some modular curves of level <i>N</i> (Q5284211) (← links)
- (Q5431901) (← links)
- ON TWISTS OF THE MODULAR CURVES $X(p)$ (Q5462098) (← links)
- Generalized \(\mathbb Q\)-curves and factors of \(J_1(N)\) (Q5954682) (← links)