Define the McKay-Thompson series of Class 3A for the Monster j3=j3(τ)=((η(τ)η(3τ))6+33(η(3τ)η(τ))6)2 and the Euler-Jerrard quintic x5+5√αx2−√α=0 Alternatively y3(y−5)2=j3
Conjecture: "If τ is a complex quadratic such that j3=j3(τ) is an algebraic number, then the quintic above has a solvable Galois group."
Example: Let j3(1+√−89/32)=−3003, then y3(y−5)2=−3003 is solvable in radicals.
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