Let T be one of 26 admissible torsion groups for
an elliptic curve over a quadratic field [KM,Ka].
We defi ne B(T) as the supremum of the ranks
of elliptic curves defined over any quadratic fi eld and having torsion group T
(for the trivial torsion group we put T = 0).
In the following table, in the second column we give the best known
lower bounds for B(T),
while the third column gives
the values d of the corresponding quadratic number fi elds
Values in the brackets in the second column are conditional, assuming
the Parity Conjecture.
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T B(T)>= d References
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0 30 -3 [Na,El4], [El1,El3,Me]
Z/2Z 28 -1 [Wa,ACP,ADJBP]
Z/3Z 22 -3 [Na,ER]
Z/4Z 15 (16) -25689 [ADJBP], [Na], [EK,Me]
Z/5Z 11 * [Kl]
Z/6Z 11 3521 [ADJBP], [EK,Me]
Z/7Z 8 * [EK,Me]
Z/8Z 9 -227 [ADJBP]
Z/9Z 6 -155 [ADJBP], [Fi,Me]
Z/10Z 7 -2495 [ADJBP]
Z/11Z 2 -3239 [ADJBP]
Z/12Z 7 2014 [ADJBP]
Z/13Z 2 193 [Ra]
Z/14Z 3 430 [HH]
Z/15Z 1 -7 [BBDN], [ADJBP]
Z/16Z 3 (4) 34720105 [Na]
Z/18Z 2 26521 [BBDN]
Z/2Z × Z/2Z 19 (20) d22 [ADJBP,El2]
Z/2Z × Z/4Z 13 -83201 [ADJBP]
Z/2Z × Z/6Z 10 624341 [ADJBP]
Z/2Z × Z/8Z 8 31230597 [ADJBP]
Z/2Z × Z/10Z 4 (5) 1065333545 [BBDN], [ADJBP]
Z/2Z × Z/12Z 4 2947271015 [BBDN]
Z/3Z × Z/3Z 7 -3 [JB]
Z/3Z × Z/6Z 6 -3 [JB]
Z/4Z × Z/4Z 7 -1 [DJB]
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d22 = -3901785498412536920668361993073821511
The marks * in the table refer to the curves obtained by an application
of Mestre's general construction
(he proved that for any elliptic curve E over Q there exist infi nitely
many quadratic twists with rank ≥ 2)
which produces quadratic fi elds with huge discriminants.
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[Er] Y. G. Eroshkin, Personal communication, 2009, 2011.
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[HH] L. Halbeisen and N. Hungerbühler, Personal communication, 2020.
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[JB2] M. Jukic Bokun, Elliptic curves over quadratic fields with fixed torsion subgroup and positive rank, Glas. Mat. Ser. III 47 (2012), 277-284.
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[Ku] L. Kulesz, Arithmetique des courbes algebriques de genre au moins deux, These de doctorat, Universite Paris 7, 1998.
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[Wa] M. Watkins, Personal communication, 2005.
High rank elliptic curves with prescribed torsion
Infinite families of elliptic curves with high rank and prescribed torsion
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