Normalized period matrices II
Normalized period matrices II
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DOI:
10.2307/1970905
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发表时间:
1973-07
影响因子:
4.9
通讯作者:
B. Dwork
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作者:
B. Dwork
curves in the first article (herafter denoted NPM I, Ann. of Math. 94 (1971), 337-388) of this series. As noted at that time the basic theme is the p-adic reducibility of Fuchs-Picard differential equations and the relation between this reducibility and the Newton polygon of the zeta function of the reduced hypersurface. These relations are not completely understood even in the case of curves where very little is known in the case of supersingularity. Our ignorance in the case of hypersurfaces is naturally more extensive. Roughly speaking the amount of information obtained depends upon the extent to which the Newton polygon (of the middle dimensional factor of the zeta function of the reduced hypersurfaces) approximate the "ideal" minimal form. The most extensive information exists for the case covered by Lemma 5.1 below. Except in ? 6 below, we restrict our attention to hypersurfaces of degree not divisible by p (cf. [2]). To indicate the nature of our investigation from another point of view we shall state a conjecture concerning curves which may be generalized in various ways and extended to varieties of higher dimension. Consider an algebraic system of plane curves defined over the prime field, Fp, and with affine N space as base space. For X in base space, let CR be the corresponding curve. We assume that for X generic the curve CR is non-singular