A Note on Arithmetic Progressions on Quartic Elliptic Curves
Maciej Ulas
Abstract
Maciej Ulas
Abstract
G. Campbell described a technique for producing infinite families of quartic elliptic curves containing a length-9 arithmetic progression. He also gave an example of a quartic elliptic curve containing a length-12 arithmetic progression. In this note we give a construction of an infinite family of quartics on which there is an arithmetic progression of length 10. Then we show that there exists an infinite family of quartics containing a sequence of length 12. 1
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G. Campbell described a technique for producing infinite families of quartic elliptic curves containing a length-9 arithmetic progression. He also gave an example of a quartic elliptic curve containing a length-12 arithmetic progression. In this note we give a construction of an infinite family of quartics on which there is an arithmetic progression of length 10. Then we show that there exists an infinite family of quartics containing a sequence of length 12. 1
Key concepts: Quartic function, Mathematics, Arithmetic progression, Arithmetic, Elliptic curve, Supersingular elliptic curve, Hessian form of an elliptic curve, Quartic surface