I want to draw a line passing through a point P and Q on an elliptic curve.
E = EllipticCurve([0,0,0,4,20])
print(E)
E.plot(xmin=-20, xmax=20, ymin=-20, ymax=20)
plotE = E.plot()
P=E(1,5)
R = - (P + P)
plotE += line([P.xy(),R.xy()],color='red')
Using this only draw a line segment from P to Q. How can I draw a line? I've looked on the doc but did not see an option for this. Any solution?
You can easily plot a segment between two suitable points on the line passing by P and R. For example, you can replace
plotE += line([P.xy(),R.xy()],color='red') by:
vP, vR = vector(P.xy()), vector(R.xy())
PR = (vR - vP).normalized()
plotE += line([vP-5*PR, vP+4*PR], color="red")
I don't understand why you need lift and have and error. See the full code correctly running in this SageMath Cell.
Asked: 2021-01-15 13:10:24 +0100
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Last updated: Jan 15 '21
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Please provide complete code that can be copied and pasted in a fresh Sage session.
Currently we are missing the definitions of
E,PandR.@slelievre Thought that was not necessary, here it is.