In page 109 of de Weger's paper, he says that for coprime $A, B, C$ the conductor $N$ of the Frey-Hellegouarch curve $ E: y^2 = x(x - A)(x + B) $ equals $N(A,B,C)$ (product of primes dividing $ABC$ without multiplicity, and where $A + B = C$) times an absolutely bounded power of $2$. Why is this the case?
Also, on page 114, he says that the conductor $N_q$ of the twisted curve
$ E_q : qy^2 = x(x - A)(x+B) $
where $q$ is a squarefree integer (ie the quadratic twist of $E$), is $lcm(N,q^2)$ and the difference in the power of $2$ is at most $2^8$. Why is this the case?
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