  In a talk at the Banff International Research Station in 2015 Asher Auel
asked questions about genus one curves in Severi-Brauer varieties $SB(A)$. More
specifically he asked about the smooth cubic curves in Severi-Brauer surfaces,
that is in $SB(D)$ where $D/F$ is a degree three division algebra. Even more
specifically, he asked about the Jacobian, $E$, of these curves. In this paper
we give a version of an answer to both these questions, describing the
surprising connection between these curves and properties of the algebra $A$.
Let $F$ contain $\rho$, a primitive third root of one. Since $D/F$ is cyclic,
it is generated over $F$ by $x,y$ such that $xy = \rho{yx}$ and we call $x,y$ a
skew commuting pairs. The connection mentioned above is between the Galois
structure of the three torsion points $E[3]$ and the Galois structure of skew
commuting pairs in extensions $D \otimes_F K$. Given a description of which $E$
arise, we then describe, via Galois cohomology, which $C$ arise.
