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MazurTorsion.Kubert.OrderThirteenModel

A hyperelliptic model for the order-thirteen parameter curve #

This file gives a checked rational map from the reduced Tate-parameter equation in OrderThirteenReduction to the standard sextic model

y² = x⁶ + 2x⁵ + x⁴ + 2x³ + 6x² + 4x + 1.

The map is obtained by elementary completion of the square after resolving the singular plane model. Its only denominators are s-1 and r-s; both were already proved nonzero from exact order in the preceding reduction.

The two rational affine cusp abscissas on the sextic are 0 and -1. The forward image of an exact-order certificate has neither abscissa: x = 0 would discard r-1 or s-1, while x = -1 would discard the separately retained factor rs-2r+1.

The sextic defining the hyperelliptic model of X₁(13).

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    The hyperelliptic abscissa attached to a reduced Tate certificate.

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      The hyperelliptic ordinate attached to a reduced Tate certificate.

      Writing U = (r-1)(s-1)/(r-s) and V = (r-s)/(1-s), the intermediate quadratic model is

      V² + (U³-U²-1)V - U² + U = 0.

      Completing its square and replacing U by -x gives the displayed formula.

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        Cleared polynomial identity underlying the rational map to the sextic.

        A noncuspidal point on the reduced Tate model maps to the hyperelliptic sextic.

        theorem MazurTorsion.Kubert.orderThirteenHyperellipticX_ne_zero (r s : ) (hrone : r 1) (hsone : s 1) (hrs : r s) :

        An exact rational point of order 13 produces an affine rational point on the standard sextic whose abscissa is neither rational affine cusp abscissa.

        A route-neutral exclusion of noncuspidal rational points on the hyperelliptic model rules out exact rational order thirteen.