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Unresolved in this packet after the dated source check. Strongest checked result: Large explicit examples and average bounds are known, but the checked sources do not prove unboundedness across global minimal models or an absolute uniform bound. Exact unresolved remainder: For unboundedness, construct or prove the existence of elliptic curves \(E_r/\mathbb Q\) with certified global minimal equations and \(N(E_r)\to\infty\). For boundedness, give an absolute constant \(C\) and prove \(N(E)\le C\) for every elliptic curve over \(\mathbb Q\) on its global minimal integral model.

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Originating problem: Unbounded numbers of integral points on global minimal elliptic curves

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The packet's cited sources and equivalent formulations were checked in the dated review recorded below.

Strongest checked result: Large explicit examples and average bounds are known, but the checked sources do not prove unboundedness across global minimal models or an absolute uniform bound.

Exact unresolved remainder: For unboundedness, construct or prove the existence of elliptic curves \(E_r/\mathbb Q\) with certified global minimal equations and \(N(E_r)\to\infty\). For boundedness, give an absolute constant \(C\) and prove \(N(E)\le C\) for every elliptic curve over \(\mathbb Q\) on its global minimal integral model.

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Verification source: arxiv.org ↗, abstract and bounded-second-moment theorem for numbers of S-integral points in height-ordered elliptic-curve families

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