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186 papers

A trick to ensure positive Mordell-Weil rank

This paper presents a method to guarantee that the Jacobian of a smooth curve has a strictly positive Mordell-Weil rank by proving that such a rank exists whenever the curve possesses a rational degree 1 divisor class but lacks rational non-trivial 2-torsion and rational theta characteristics.

Thibaut Misme2026-03-05🔢 math

Some remarks about q-Narayana polynomials for q=-1

This paper investigates and compares the properties of q-Narayana polynomials specifically at the values q=−1q=-1q=−1 and q=1q=1q=1.

Johann Cigler2026-03-05🔢 math

On the defect in the generalized Grunwald--Wang problem

This paper demonstrates that, contrary to the classical Grunwald–Wang theorem's special case where the obstruction is a group of order 2, the obstruction in the generalized setting for valued fields is not always finite nor bounded independently of the number of places, even for rational function fields.

David Harari, Tamás Szamuely2026-03-05🔢 math

Sums of four generalized polygonal numbers of almost prime length

This paper proves that for sufficiently large integers nnn satisfying specific modular constraints, nnn can be expressed as the sum of four generalized polygonal numbers whose parameters have at most 988 prime factors.

Bosco Ng2026-03-05🔢 math

The Geometric Unitary Kudla Conjecture

This paper proves that symmetric formal Fourier-Jacobi series of Hermitian modular forms over arbitrary imaginary quadratic fields converge to genuine modular forms, thereby establishing the geometric unitary Kudla conjecture in arbitrary codimension and removing the modularity hypothesis from the arithmetic inner product formula of Li-Liu.

Martin Raum2026-03-05🔢 math

Abelian-normal decimal expansions

This paper introduces the concept of abelian-normal numbers by adapting abelian complexity functions to digit expansions, constructs a non-normal analogue of Champernowne's constant that satisfies this new property, and proposes open problems regarding its behavior.

John M. Campbell2026-03-05🔢 math
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