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Prescribed Abscissae on Congruent-Number Curves over Simplest Cubic Fields

Junyu Lu

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Source: arXiv

Published: Sep 8, 2026

arXiv: 2609.08398

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Let Kt=Q(θt)K_t=\mathbb{Q}(θ_t), where θtθ_t is the largest root of X3tX2(t+3)X1X^3-tX^2-(t+3)X-1 and t1t\geq-1 is an integer. We classify the points in En(Kt)E_n(K_t) with abscissa θt1θ_t-1, for En:y2=x3n2xE_n:y^2=x^3-n^2x, when nn is a positive integer and En(Q)E_n(\mathbb{Q}) has rank zero. The main step excludes every nonzero two-torsion value of the group trace. The classification reduces to v2=2n29v^2=2n^2-9, and the conjugates of every resulting point generate a subgroup of rank two. A classical quartic equation then gives exactly four pairs (d,t)(d,t) with d>0d>0 rational for which (θt1)/d2(θ_t-1)/d^2 is an abscissa on E3E_3. Without a rank assumption, we exclude the abscissa θt1θ_t-1 on E5(Kt)E_5(K_t) and E6(Kt)E_6(K_t) and prove that only finitely many parameters tt admit this abscissa for each fixed positive integer nn. For an integral shift θtrθ_t-r, we obtain a simultaneous-square criterion for trace zero. We use it to construct points on E3E_3 over infinitely many pairwise nonisomorphic simplest cubic fields.

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