Zagier-type conjecture for integral differential-equation solutions

Consider the differential equation

(b3t3+b2t2+b1t+b0)F(t)+((c5t5+c4t4+c3t3+c2t2t)F(t))=0.\left( b_3t^3 + b_2t^2 + b_1t +b_0 \right) F(t) + \left((c_5t^5+c_4t^4+c_3t^3+c_2t^2 -t)F'(t)\right)'=0.

An integral solution means a solution of this equation whose coefficients are integral. Zagier-type conjecture. Any integral solution to this differential equation corresponds to the solution of a Picard–Fuchs equation about a singular fiber. This claim is presented as evidence from a brute-force search and is described as a variant of one of Zagier's conjectures. The precise correspondence and its general scope are not further specified in the supplied text.

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Primary source

Zane Kun Li and Alexander W. Walker, “Arithmetic Properties of Picard-Fuchs Equations and Holonomic Recurrences”, arXiv:1304.0203 (2013).

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