Rank-preserving elliptic curves conjecture for prime cyclic extensions

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Let K⊂LK\subset L be a cyclic extension of prime degree of number fields, with −1∉L\sqrt{-1}\notin L. Let d∈OKd\in\mathcal O_K be nonzero and satisfy the hypotheses of Theorem~--in particular, the hypotheses referred to as -- in the source. Consider

E:y2=x3+x+d2.E:y^2=x^3+x+d^2.

The rank-preserving elliptic curves conjecture. There exists such a dd for which (0,d)(0,d) has infinite order and generates E(L)⊗QE(L)\otimes\mathbb Q. This would provide a rank-preserving positive-rank elliptic curve relevant to Diophantine definability and Hilbert's Tenth problem over rings of integers; the source gives no resolution.

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Kirti Joshi, “Methods for constructing elliptic and hyperelliptic curves with rational points”, arXiv:1711.06242 (2018).

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