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curve #629

y2 + xy = x3 − 206146472796129715074018059573733454563478276563335x + 1105311419338647732650534549181813400819706534279793673221000968292289116297
a-invariants
[1, 0, 0, -206146472796129715074018059573733454563478276563335, 1105311419338647732650534549181813400819706534279793673221000968292289116297]
rank (lower bound)
≥ 27
torsion subgroup
trivial
conductor (N)
1501492496847230651915535798135038791367857964464751861873735344250891303798770296273960611057947540201444218392271650661570
discriminant (Δ)
32890330752280708732651287188959919374134379111932748195500602422159240389543744044056588696059474384051705456392854745943699010222081672024268544000000
Faltings height
27.8456
naive height
359.1716
primes of bad reduction
2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 41, 43, 59, 20615041675346507, 1371609143868959976154145640664687027995574838295626697379856471001437756163360865284294725678053
regulator
35972256687617507862791281178743.974666367850133064664882815135281207363181440640813284688707
submitted by
Roy van Rijn
submitted at
later contributions
  • primes of bad reduction recorded · Roy van Rijn ·

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Commentary

This curve was found prospectively as the specialization t = 3726/881 of an elliptic K3 family with generic Mordell–Weil rank 17. We found 27 independent rational points on the specialized curve, proving rank at least 27 over Q; the exact rank is not currently known. The submitted equation is a globally minimal integral Weierstrass model. In this presentation, the specialization has 10 independent directions beyond the 17 generic sections.

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