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y2 + xy = x3 − 267363133273234282656999992433505375455x + 1676555666364951857445303859179396712885703435256389576025
a-invariants
[1, 0, 0, -267363133273234282656999992433505375455, 1676555666364951857445303859179396712885703435256389576025]
rank (lower bound)
≥ 23
torsion subgroup
trivial
conductor (N)
228001852874781479760816970618209987557663751437348824206835929566733219877581322524771870
discriminant (Δ)
8881171505845574880320624088491350678064646227084932972708101647246459807244607224779794011557733857450397696000000
Faltings height
20.9111
naive height
277.0586
primes of bad reduction
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 73, 1709, 3314683491850541, 17410932364273432099, 4771574992486411657388928663090308317459423
regulator
852515066835138080736132.952866188449696683482796215903373554294354789551981497515062
submitted by
Bhavik Mehta
submitted at
last updated

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Commentary

Found by specializing Noam D. Elkies's rank-17 elliptic K3 fibration (arXiv:2608.25406) at t = 28/117. The 6 points beyond the seventeen generic sections come from the surface's rational quadratic sections: writing x_tau = a/c^2 and y_tau = b/c^3 for a trace of height 10, the slope of the bisection is forced to be kappa/c with kappa = -b*a^(-1) mod c^2 of degree 5, so each section's point on this fibre is obtained by one polynomial evaluation and one square test rather than by any search. Claimed lower bound: rank >= 23.

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