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curve #630

y2 = x3 + x2 − 478084759064998390933143695734260558414948830620x + 119142731212438304178867546335237459944511190723779503318854859356288944
a-invariants
[0, 1, 0, -478084759064998390933143695734260558414948830620, 119142731212438304178867546335237459944511190723779503318854859356288944]
rank (lower bound)
≥ 27
torsion subgroup
trivial
conductor (N)
625847273392133749141084531784604199332000011136824937628804232804540038348472590036929315025313329802578398367238396088
discriminant (Δ)
861265623558584942823941824946868543987257828061527080055139637101120161140597943176655121328773583392980179877870893149948554653730382857870592
Faltings height
26.3656
naive height
340.9720
primes of bad reduction
2, 3, 7, 11, 13, 23, 37, 1223, 24437972051, 561063059024179810500844410439, 1825535106347063733958801675489652807861250517266415081493807015950621
regulator
24236510207521892374816692833903.861518567390024375340731991595394554991956747072736883155144
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 = 2818/1535 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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