Conjecture on the maximum of Q for signature parameter r_2=1 in degree five

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Let Q(5,1,{4},(x,y,1,g))Q(5,1,\{4\},(x,y,1,g)) be the function obtained after reducing to z=1z=1 and g≠±1g\neq\pm1, and let (x,y,z,g)(x,y,z,g) denote its parameters. Maximum-value conjecture. The maximum of Q(5,1,{4},(x,y,1,g))Q(5,1,\{4\},(x,y,1,g)) is 16.6965…16.6965\ldots and is attained at

(x,y,z,g)=(17,−1,1,127).(x,y,z,g)=\left(\frac{1}{\sqrt{7}},-1,1,\frac{1}{2\sqrt{7}}\right).

This is a numerical conjecture about the optimization of the regulator-related function QQ; the source provides no proof or resolution.

References

Primary source

Francesco Battistoni, “A conjectural improvement for inequalities related to regulators of number fields”, arXiv:1912.08512 (2021).

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