This curve was found by Aleksandar Lyubomirov Slavov, a 17-year-old independent researcher and high-school student from Bulgaria, as the specialization (T=3) of the Mestre/Fermigier quartic construction with sextuple (348,-600,-216,492,876,-900). It was identified during a computational search over specializations using multi-bound Mestre–Nagao screening and exact rational-point search. Four additional non-obvious quartic points were found. Exact eclib saturation and the ICARM verifier certify the displayed 14 rational points as independent, establishing rank ≥14.
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