Reduction of a point of order eleven #
Let P = (0, 0) on the Tate normal form
y² + (1-c)xy - by = x³ - bx².
The checked addition recurrence gives explicit coordinates for 5P and
6P. If P has exact order eleven, then 6P = -5P, so their
X-coordinates agree. Put
A = c² + c - b,B = b² - bc - c³, andd = b-c.
Clearing only the already proved nonzero denominators gives the compact parameter equation
d³ B - bc A³ = 0.
This file proves the exact-order reduction and retains all factors needed by the birational model map. It does not classify the rational points of the parameter curve.
Exact order eleven of the marked Tate point forces the compact parameter polynomial to vanish.
On an admissible solution of the compact equation, the numerator of
x(6P) is also nonzero.
A rational point of exact order eleven produces an admissible point on the explicit Tate-parameter curve, with the discriminant scale retained.