A Genus Two Curve Related to the Class Number One Problem
Abstract
We give another solution to the class number one problem by showing that imaginary quadratic fields (-d) with class number h(-d)=1 correspond to integral points on a genus two curve 3. In fact one can find all rational points on 3. The curve 3 arises naturally via certain coverings of curves:\ 36,\ 12\ with 2 y2=2x(x3-1) denoting the Heegner curve, also in connection with the so-called Heegner-Stark covering 1s.
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