K(163,163)E = 163a1h(P) = 0.18990923249810324pi_1(z_-163) = -4PK_1(163,163) = 16 h(P) = 3.0385477199698The central derivative on the rational orbit is numerically:
L'(E,1) = 1.0479330218247145
Untwisted per-embedding derivatives L'(f,1) are available directly in Sage:
[
{
"degree": 1,
"derivatives": [
1.0479330218247145
]
},
{
"degree": 5,
"derivatives": [
0.513123266772634,
0.756909081479706,
0.7499190474949019,
1.0559552439998783,
1.2448928386402103
]
},
{
"degree": 7,
"derivatives": [
-0.0896080592443103,
-0.15173393040818722,
-0.08335216315772423,
-0.24477209378855294,
-0.2414176979622005,
-0.26090460092372497,
-0.3155987177685356
]
}
]
But the direct twisted route f.twist(chi_-163).lseries().derivative(1) is blocked here:
degree-5: {
"status": "failed",
"error": "Timeout after 20s"
}
degree-7: {
"status": "failed",
"error": "Timeout after 20s"
}
I also computed a smoothed Dirichlet-series proxy for L'(f, chi_-163, 1) using the twisted q-coefficients and an exponential cutoff. These numbers are exploratory only; they are not a validated approximate functional equation with full conductor/root-number normalization.
degree-5 proxy: {
"cutoff": 800,
"analytic_conductor_proxy": 26569,
"derivative_proxy": [
36.151221598182694,
22.298520821005614,
13.884507946041637,
7.364224377819543,
10.943828803927381
]
}
degree-7 proxy: {
"cutoff": 800,
"analytic_conductor_proxy": 26569,
"derivative_proxy": [
11.156121376394214,
3.3437208436513983,
8.481988937721761,
2.441687583118806,
1.6368149820449602,
4.149035067213272,
2.801140305067073
]
}
K_1(163,163) is exact and equals 3.0385477199698.K(163,163) cannot yet be assembled from this session alone.