Furio–Lombardo Conjecture 1.6

Let C/QC/\mathbb{Q} be the specific plane quartic defined in Conjecture 1.6 of Furio and Lombardo. The conjecture asserts that C(Q)C(\mathbb{Q}) consists of exactly four rational points, i.e. #C(Q)=4\#C(\mathbb{Q})=4.

References

Primary source

arXiv

Progress summary

Refreshed
Claimed solved

A new preprint claims to settle the conjecture and complete the corresponding classification, but no independent verification has been found.

Furio and Lombardo’s 2025 work reduces the remaining case to determining the rational points on a specific plane quartic. The conjecture asserts that this quartic has exactly four rational points, which would complete the relevant 77-adic classification.

Known results

  • Furio and Lombardo, July 23, 2025: proved that Xns+(49)X_{ns}^{+}(49) has exactly seven rational points, all corresponding to CM elliptic curves.
  • Furio and Lombardo, July 23, 2025: reduced the complete classification of 77-adic images to Conjecture 1.6, namely the rational-point computation on the remaining plane quartic.

September 28, 2026 claimed solution

A preprint by Tho Nguyen Xuan states that it solves Furio–Lombardo Conjecture 1.6 and completes the 77-adic classification for non-CM elliptic curves over Q\mathbb{Q}. This is an unreviewed solitary claim, with no retrieved independent verification.

Current status (as of September 2026): the earlier partial results are established, while the claimed solution of Conjecture 1.6 and the resulting complete classification remain unverified.

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