Computational Aspects of Modular Forms and Galois Representations by Edixhoven Bas;Couveignes Jean-Marc;de Jong Robin;Merkl Franz;Bosman Johan;
Author:Edixhoven, Bas;Couveignes, Jean-Marc;de Jong, Robin;Merkl, Franz;Bosman, Johan;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Princeton University Press
9.1.5 Proposition Let l > 5 be prime a prime number. The rational function bl on X1(5l)[ζ5l] from Proposition 8.2.9 extends to a morphism to
9.2 CONTROLLING Dx â D0
In this subsection, the hypotheses are as follows (unless stated otherwise). We let K be a number field, OK its ring of integers, B := Spec(OK), p : â B a regular, split semistable curve over B whose generic fiber X â Spec K is geometrically irreducible and of genus g ⥠1. We let D be the closure in of an effective divisor of degree g (also denoted D) on X. We let x be a K-rational torsion point of the Jacobian of X, that is, a torsion element of Pic(X), which has the property that there is a unique effective divisor Dx on X such that x = [Dx â D]. Finally, we let P : B â be a section of p, that is, an element of (B).
We denote by Φx,P the unique finite vertical fractional divisor Φ (that is, with rational coefficients that are not necessarily integral) on such that (Dx â D â Φ, C) = 0 for all irreducible components C of fibers of p, and such that P(B) is disjoint from the support of Φ. It is not difficult to see that a Φ satisfying the first condition exists and that it is unique up to adding multiples of fibers of p (the intersection pairing restricted to the divisors with support in a fiber is negative semidefinite); see Lemme 6.14.1 of [Mor2]. The second condition removes the ambiguity of adding multiples of fibers.
We denote by δs the number of singular points in the geometric fiber at a closed point s of B.
9.2.1 Theorem The OB-module R1p*OÏ(Dx) is a torsion module on B, and we have:
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