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Divisibility Estimates for Gaussian Norms and Almost-Prime Orders of a CM Elliptic Curve

SeungJu Lee

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 14, 2026

arXiv: 2610.20010

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Let E:y2=x3−xE:y^2=x^3-x. We prove that #E(Fp)/8\#E(\mathbf{F}_p)/8 is squarefree and has at most two prime factors for ≫X/(log⁡X)2\gg X/(\log X)^2 primes p≤Xp\le X. The proof follows the Gaussian CM sieve framework of Iwaniec and Jiménez Urroz and incorporates the intersection terms identified by Xie. For a squarefree Gaussian ideal a\mathfrak{a}, we separate its largest rational ideal factor and use the resulting divisibility of both integral coordinates to control the large-factor tail. This transfers an ideal Bombieri--Vinogradov estimate to rational norm divisibility at level 1/21/2, with any fixed power of the divisor function as a weight. We prove the corresponding distribution estimate for the switched product sequence and apply the transfer to both sequences in Chen's weighted sieve. The primes counted may be restricted to p≡5(mod8)p\equiv5\pmod8; their normalized orders are odd, squarefree, and supported on primes congruent to 1(mod4)1\pmod4.

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