Growth of the analytic rank of modular elliptic curves over quintic extensions

Abstract

Given F a totally real field and E/F a modular elliptic curve, we denote by G5(E/F;X) the number of quintic extensions K of F such that the norm of the relative discriminant is at most X and the analytic rank of E grows over K, i.e., ran(E/K)>ran(E/F). We show that G5(E/F;X)+∞ X when the elliptic curve E/F has odd conductor and at least one prime of multiplicative reduction. As Bhargava, Shankar and Wang BSW showed that the number of quintic extensions of F with norm of the relative discriminant at most X is asymptotic to c5,F X for some positive constant c5,F, our result exposes the growth of the analytic rank as a very common circumstance over quintic extensions.

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