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Wiles · official BSD description

Official Clay problem description; separates rank equality from its refined formula.

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  1. §1 Early History, PDF page 3: odd squarefree Tunnell criterion
  2. PDF pages 1–2: Mordell theorem and “In particular” consequence of rank BSD
  3. PDF page 2, refinement in Remark 1; standard full-L, total-real-period convention
  4. §2, PDF pages 3–4; reference [11], Gross–Zagier (1986)
  5. PDF page 4, low-rank synthesis; references [1], [24], [25]
  6. PDF page 1: Mordell theorem and rank definition
  7. PDF pages 2 and 4, conjecture/refinement and low-rank theorem
  8. §2 Recent History, PDF page 3; reference [4], Notes on elliptic curves II (1965)
  9. PDF page 2: rank conjecture; all finite Euler factors restored for the standard L-function
Passage 1 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

§1 Early History, PDF page 3: odd squarefree Tunnell criterion

For odd positive squarefree n, BSD for y²=x³−n²x would make a finite ternary-quadratic count criterion equivalent to being a congruent number.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-congruent-number-consequence:v1

Source item: §1 Early History, PDF page 3: odd squarefree Tunnell criterion

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 2 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

PDF pages 1–2: Mordell theorem and “In particular” consequence of rank BSD

Under BSD rank equality, L(E,1) = 0 exactly when E(Q) is infinite.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-finite-points-consequence:v1

Source item: PDF pages 1–2: Mordell theorem and “In particular” consequence of rank BSD

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 3 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

PDF page 2, refinement in Remark 1; standard full-L, total-real-period convention

Strong BSD predicts rank equality, finite Sha, and the leading coefficient formula with real period, regulator, Tamagawa factors and torsion.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-full-target:v1

Source item: PDF page 2, refinement in Remark 1; standard full-L, total-real-period convention

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 4 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

§2, PDF pages 3–4; reference [11], Gross–Zagier (1986)

The Gross–Zagier height formula links Heegner points to central L-derivatives and supplies a key low-rank input.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-gross-zagier-history:v1

Source item: §2, PDF pages 3–4; reference [11], Gross–Zagier (1986)

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 5 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

PDF page 4, low-rank synthesis; references [1], [24], [25]

General modularity of elliptic curves over Q removes the modularity restriction from the low-analytic-rank rank theorem.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-modularity-history:v1

Source item: PDF page 4, low-rank synthesis; references [1], [24], [25]

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

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PDF page 1: Mordell theorem and rank definition

E(Q) is isomorphic to Z^r plus a finite torsion group; it is finite exactly when r = 0.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-mordell-weil:v1

Source item: PDF page 1: Mordell theorem and rank definition

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 7 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

PDF pages 2 and 4, conjecture/refinement and low-rank theorem

Wiles distinguishes the rank statement from the refined leading-coefficient formula and records the analytic-rank-zero-or-one theorem.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-official-rank-description:v1

Source item: PDF pages 2 and 4, conjecture/refinement and low-rank theorem

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 8 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

§2 Recent History, PDF page 3; reference [4], Notes on elliptic curves II (1965)

Computer experiments in the early 1960s motivated the conjecture; Notes on elliptic curves II was published in 1965.

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-origin-history:v1

Source item: §2 Recent History, PDF page 3; reference [4], Notes on elliptic curves II (1965)

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

Passage 9 · OpenMath paraphrasePermalink

PDF page 2: rank conjecture; all finite Euler factors restored for the standard L-function

For every elliptic curve E/Q, rank E(Q) equals ord_{s=1} L(E,s).

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Passage ID: birch-and-swinnerton-dyer-conjecture:bsd-rank-target:v1

Source item: PDF page 2: rank conjecture; all finite Euler factors restored for the standard L-function

Source record: clay-wiles-bsd@official-description

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Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture →

Problem publication v17

BSD would complete the odd squarefree congruent-number criterion →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

Rank BSD would decide finite versus infinite rational points analytically →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

the full BSD formula holds for every E/Q →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

Strong BSD implies its rank and finiteness assertions →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

Connection

The full BSD scenario explicitly includes finiteness of the whole Tate–Shafarevich group.

Connection

The strong assertion includes the rank statement and additional arithmetic information.

Sha is finite for every E/Q →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

Strong BSD would determine Sha’s order from the other invariants →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

Rational points form a finitely generated group →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

BSD rank equality holds for every E/Q →

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Observed Oct 10, 2026

Problem context · 17 citations

Connection

Rank BSD specialized to E_n would supply the missing sufficient direction of Tunnell’s exact counting criterion.

History

The low-analytic-rank theorem applies to all E/Q

History

Finite generation makes rank a precise invariant

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Andrew Wiles

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