Abstract
Let be an elliptic curve defined over a number field . We say that a prime number is exceptional for if admits a -isogeny defined over . The so-called exceptional set of all such prime numbers is finite if and only if does not have complex multiplication over K. In this paper, we prove that the exceptional set is included in the set of prime divisors of an explicit list of integers (depending on and ), whose infinitely many of them are non-zero. It provides an efficient algorithm for computing it in the finite case. Other less general but rather useful criteria are given, as well as several numerical examples.
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