A 12l upper bound for the height of the classical modular polynomial

Let ll be a prime, and let Φl\Phi_l denote the classical modular polynomial of prime level ll. Its height h(Φl)h(\Phi_l) is the logarithm of the maximum absolute value of its coefficients.

Height upper-bound conjecture. For every prime l>30l>30,

h(Φl)<6llogl+12l.h(\Phi_l)<6l\log l+12l.

This would improve the proven bound h(Φl)6llogl+18lh(\Phi_l)\leq 6l\log l+18l and is motivated by the numerical data in the paper; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Reinier Broker and Andrew V. Sutherland, “An explicit height bound for the classical modular polynomial”, arXiv:0909.3442 (2010).

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