Define the McKay-Thompson series of Class 6A for the Monster j6=j6(τ)=((η(τ)η(3τ)η(2τ)η(6τ))3+23(η(2τ)η(6τ)η(τ)η(3τ))3)2 and the quintic x5−5αx3+10α2x−α2=0 where α=−1j6−32. Alternatively (y2+15)2(y−5)=32(j6−32) z5+5z3−10z2=j6
Conjecture: "If τ is a complex quadratic such that j6=j6(τ) is an algebraic number with j6≠32, then the quintics above have a solvable Galois group."
Example: Let j6(1√−59/32)=−10602, then (y2+15)2(y−5)=32(−10602−32) z5+5z3−10z2=−10602 are solvable in radicals.
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