Variations on twists of tuples of hyperelliptic curves and related results
Abstract
Let f∈[x] be a square-free polynomial of degree ≥ 3 and m≥ 3 be an odd positive integer. Based on our earlier investigations we prove that there exists a function D1∈(u,v,w) such that the Jacobians of the curves equation* C1:\;D1y2=f(x), C2:\;y2=D1xm+b, C3:\;y2=D1xm+c, equation* have all positive ranks over (u,v,w). Similarly, we prove that there exists a function D2∈(u,v,w) such that the Jacobians of the curves equation* C1:\;D2y2=h(x), C2:\;y2=D2xm+b, C3:\;y2=xm+cD2, equation* have all positive ranks over (u,v,w). Moreover, if f(x)=xm+a for some a∈\0\, we prove the existence of a function D3∈(u,v,w) such that the Jacobians of the curves equation* C1:\;y2=D3xm+a, C2:\;y2=D3xm+b, C3:\;y2=xm+cD3, equation* have all positive ranks over (u,v,w). We present also some applications of these results. Finally, we present some results concerning the torsion parts of the Jacobians of the superelliptic curves yp=xm(x+a) and yp=xm(a-x)k for a prime p and 0<m<p-2 and k<p and apply our result in order to prove the existence of a function D∈(u,v,w,t) such that the Jacobians of the curves equation* C1:\;Dyp=xm(x+a), Dyp=xm(x+b) equation* have both positive rank over (u,v,w,t).
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