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Keywords:
Mordell curve; rank of elliptic curve; class number of quadratic field
Mordell curve; rank of elliptic curve; class number of quadratic field
Summary:
We produce two families of rank zero quadratic twists of the Mordell curve $y^2=x^3+2$. At the end, we give numerical examples supporting the result.
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