Polynomial selection for backtracking through the order-seven isogeny #
If Tate normalization of a point on the order-seven quotient produces the Fricke partner of the source parameter, clearing the two Hauptmodul expressions gives a polynomial equation. The raw equation depends on both affine coordinates. On the quotient curve, completed-square identities replace it by a compact polynomial depending only on the abscissa.
The final theorem packages the exact-order-49 consumer: the explicit
Vélu image of such a point is not a kernel pole, lies on the quotient, and
its abscissa satisfies the selection polynomial whenever the two
Hauptmodul parameters agree.
The raw cross-multiplied equation saying that the quotient point's level-seven Hauptmodul is the Fricke partner of the source parameter.
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Equality with the Fricke parameter forces the raw cleared selection equation.
Twice the completed tangent numerator at an affine point.
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An abscissa-only cleared numerator for pointTateAlpha, rescaled by
four on the curve.
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An abscissa-only cleared last normalization factor, rescaled by four on the curve.
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The abscissa-only numerator of the cleared Tate parameter.
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The abscissa-only denominator of the cleared Tate parameter.
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The compact abscissa-only selection polynomial on the order-seven quotient.
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On the quotient curve, the abscissa-only selection polynomial is
64 ^ 3 times the raw cleared equation.
Fricke equality at a quotient point forces the compact selection polynomial to vanish at its abscissa.
Exact order 49 keeps a source point away from the order-seven kernel,
so Fricke equality for its explicit Vélu image forces the compact selection
polynomial to vanish.