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curve #192

y2 + xy = x3 − 851556499645504323141x + 9487026023034811912831219901121
a-invariants
[1, 0, 0, -851556499645504323141, 9487026023034811912831219901121]
c-invariants
[40874711982984207510769, -8196790483963389560660650305834697]
rank (lower bound)
≥ 15
torsion subgroup
trivial
conductor (N)
562577168211394579270024943629595507978443710
discriminant (Δ)
638730941704979414939006251941574649893567559880993486621081600
Faltings height
10.8724
naive height
156.1944
primes of bad reduction
2, 3, 5, 11, 19, 103, 109, 6211, 64376373383029, 19987699093727394221
regulator
6081709767502.5731747914878712722800396843622123174768992444677519175
submitted by
Seewoo Lee
submitted at
last updated

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Commentary

Rank ≥15. Mestre–Fermigier construction from the integer 6-tuple a=[-125, -99, -26, -18, 125, 143] with shift t=593/6: let p6(x)=∏(x−a_i) and q(x)=p6(x−t)·p6(x+t); completing q to g(x)²−r(x) gives the genus-1 quartic model y²=r(x), whose x=a_i±t base points plus a few small-x extra points supply 15 independent rational points. The shift t was selected by a Nagao–Mestre prime-sum sieve; the witness points were found by an integer quartic-point search and certified independent via the Néron–Tate height-pairing matrix.

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