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MazurTorsion.Kubert.OrderElevenReduction

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

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.

The numerator in the denominator-safe formula for x(6P).

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    The compact Tate-parameter equation for exact order eleven.

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      theorem MazurTorsion.Kubert.tateSixX_eq_orderEleven_reduced (b c : ) (hb : b 0) (hc : c 0) (hbc : b c) (hA : c ^ 2 + c - b 0) :
      tateSixX b c = (b - c) * orderElevenSixNumerator b c / (c ^ 2 + c - b) ^ 2

      Denominator-safe reduced formula for the abscissa of 6P.

      Exact order eleven of the marked Tate point forces the compact parameter polynomial to vanish.

      theorem MazurTorsion.Kubert.orderElevenSixNumerator_ne_zero {b c : } (hb : b 0) (hc : c 0) (hA : c ^ 2 + c - b 0) (hpoly : orderElevenPolynomial b c = 0) :

      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.