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We try to find all the elliptic curves over Q, up to isomorphism, with non-degenerate reduction at all primes except 2 or 3 primes possessing a rational point of finite order by making use of some diophantine equations.
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Hadano, T. Elliptic curves with a rational point of finite order. Manuscripta Math 39, 49–79 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01312445
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