Reduction of a point of order fourteen #
An exact rational point of order 14 can be put in Tate normal form. The checked
addition recurrence computes its sixth and seventh multiples. Since the seventh
multiple has order 2, its coordinates satisfy
2 * y(7P) + (1-c) * x(7P) - b = 0.
Clearing precisely the denominators introduced by the recurrence gives
orderFourteenPolynomial. This file proves only this forward reduction, retaining
all denominator conditions and the discriminant scale. It makes no assertion about
the rational points of the resulting genus-one parameter curve.
The recurrence-defined X-coordinate of 7P.
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The recurrence-defined Y-coordinate of 7P.
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The affine Tate-parameter equation forced by exact order 14.
Writing
A = c² + c - b,B = b² - bc - c³,C = 2b² - bc² - 3bc + c², andD = b³ - 3b²c + bc³ + 3bc² - c⁵ - c⁴ - c³,
the equation is 2bA²D - (1-c)cACB - B³ = 0. It is the numerator of
2y(7P) + (1-c)x(7P) - b after multiplication by B³ / b.
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Checked recurrence from 6P to 7P, with every denominator recorded.
Exact order 14 of the marked Tate point forces the denominator-safe
X₁(14) parameter polynomial to vanish.
An exact rational point of order 14 produces a point on the explicit
Tate-parameter model of X₁(14). The four recurrence denominators, the
next noncuspidal numerator, and the original discriminant scale are retained.
No classification of rational points on orderFourteenPolynomial b c = 0
is asserted here.