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curve #478

y2 + xy + y = x3 − x2 − 142439622805746929644754975203567774592x + 564187004933212877252354468248101698569580185650481725859
a-invariants
[1, -1, 1, -142439622805746929644754975203567774592, 564187004933212877252354468248101698569580185650481725859]
rank (lower bound)
≥ 23
torsion subgroup
trivial
conductor (N)
1360557294466858957741722599715063415022237961323147559730598444799359081503776406464712530
discriminant (Δ)
47449087255916637600139677497241873824093865742792955565616957556445552915357232868943917951693031362922319872000000
Faltings height
20.9207
naive height
275.1695
primes of bad reduction
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 29, 61, 197, 241, 13763, 86172409, 21659566612934585385435706416828480983688636674500021395911792461
regulator
1091370852702175779700021.60876259792802061730550450030041179024372246290727405380689
submitted by
Alexandar Slavov
submitted at
later contributions
  • rank ≥ 21 → ≥ 23 · Bhavik Mehta ·

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Commentary

This curve was found by Aleksandar Lyubomirov Slavov, a 17-year-old independent researcher and high-school student from Bulgaria, by specializing Noam D. Elkies's rank-17 elliptic K3 fibration (arXiv:2608.25406) at (t=106). The seventeen generic sections specialize to independent rational points, and three additional independent rational points were found computationally. Exact arithmetic and the ICARM verifier certify the displayed 20 rational points as independent, establishing rank≥20.

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