Dear Victor,
Thanks for your message to lmfdb-support. Something went wrong when I tried to approve your message for posting to the list (which is moderated), so I'll reply like this.
Although the graph looks as if it has a node, it does not. If you right-click on the image and save it to a new window or tab, then you should be able to enlarge it to see that. You can also see that the three points where the graph crosses the x-axis are the three rational points (x,0) of order 2, which have x-coordinates -2795, 1365, 1430. Although the last two are not very close, the scale of the graph makes them look close.
John Cremona
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Subject: Elliptic curve 67600.bv2 picture mismatch with roots
Hi,
I was checking a particular elliptic curve with 3 distinct real roots when I noticed the image shows a node where the roots should be. Can you check what's going on here?
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Victor