History of Singular values $k_r$ of the elliptic modulus

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2026-09-17 13:24 bmatschke link the two tables built on these singular values, T296 (K(m_r)) and T299 (alpha(r)), which both point here and were not pointed at; the three now write K at the parameter m_r = k_r^2 alike current reviewed
2026-09-17 09:27 zeta3 clarify the elliptic-parameter convention and range note
2026-09-17 09:13 zeta3 state singular value convention in definition
2026-09-17 09:09 zeta3 update singular-value prose after checks
2026-09-17 09:09 zeta3 with Codex CLI, ta singular values of the elliptic modulus for r=1..100
2026-09-17 09:04 zeta3 claim singular values of the elliptic modulus

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   formula-elliptic-integral: $K(1-m_r)/K(m_r)=\sqrt r$, with $K(m)$ as in HREF{Complete_elliptic_integral_of_the_first_kind_K}[the     complete elliptic integral of the first kind]; equivalently the nome is $q=\exp(-\pi-    K(1-m_r)/K(m_r))=e^{-\pi\sqrt r}$ CITE{DLMFJacobi}.+    K(1-m_r)/K(m_r))=e^{-\pi\sqrt r}$ CITE{DLMFJacobi}. The values $K(m_r)$ themselves+    are in HREF{T296}[their own table].   formula-complement: $\sqrt{1-k_r^2}=k_{1/r}$, where $k_s=\sqrt{\lambda(i\sqrt s)}$     for any real $s>0$; this is $\lambda(-1/\tau)=1-\lambda(\tau)$ CITE{DLMFModularFunctions}.
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     of the first kind $K(m)$]   relation: $m_r$ is the parameter at which $K(1-m)/K(m)=\sqrt r$+- table: HREF{T296}[Complete elliptic integral of the first kind $K(m_r)$ at the singular+    values]+  relation: holds $K(m_r)$ at the parameters $m_r$ stored here, for the same $r$;+    by CITE{formula-elliptic-integral} it also gives $K(1-m_r)=\sqrt r\,K(m_r)$+- table: HREF{T299}[Values of the elliptic alpha function $\alpha(r)$]+  relation: holds $\alpha(r)$ for the same $r$, built from $K(m_r)$ and $E(m_r)$ at+    the parameters $m_r$ stored here - table: HREF{Rational_singular_moduli}[Rational singular moduli]   relation: both evaluate modular functions at imaginary quadratic points; that table 

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