The Selmer converse for elliptic curves at every prime

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For every elliptic curve A/Q, every prime p and full p-power Selmer corank r in {0,1}, the manuscript claims analytic rank and Mordell–Weil rank r and finiteness of the whole Tate–Shafarevich group, without reduction, CM, residual-representation, torsion or isogeny restrictions.

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What was already known

Earlier p-converses covered specified ordinary, supersingular, CM or Eisenstein cases under local or residual hypotheses. The separate Goldfeld manuscript supplies a p=2 converse and twist-density inputs used here.

AI involvement AI-led

OpenAI is the manuscript author and attributes the collection to an internal model. No individual-session autonomy or named human check of this argument is documented.

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Importance Major

This removes the prime and curve restrictions from a central low-rank converse problem.

Limitations

The argument depends on the separate p=2 and twist-density manuscript. No completed check of the unrestricted all-prime theorem is documented. This claim does not evaluate the refined BSD leading coefficient.

Technical verification Reported

No completed human or machine check of this unrestricted all-prime proof is documented. Its separate p=2 and density inputs are also not established by this assessment.

Human understanding Few

No named human explanation of the argument is documented; Few is the evidence default.

Correction and publication history

2026-10-18 · publication

Separate all-prime converse argument under the same low-corank hypothesis as the published refined BSD claim.

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