On the Jacobian varieties of hyperelliptic curves over fields of characteristic p > 2
On the Jacobian varieties of hyperelliptic curves over fields of characteristic p > 2
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特征 p > 2 场上超椭圆曲线的雅可比变体
DOI:
10.1016/0021-8693(78)90247-8
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发表时间:
1978
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0.9
通讯作者:
N. Yui
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作者:
N. Yui
It is well known that an Abelian variety X of dimension g defined over a field K of characteristic p> 0 yields a p-divisible group X (p) of dimension g and of height 2g. Let I’be the formal group obtained by expansion into power series of the group law of X relative to some system of local parameters at the origin. Then I’is nothing but the connected p-divisible group in X (p) and r has any height between g and 2g (cf. Tate [14]). In the present paper, we confine ourselves to the study of the Jacobian variety J (C) of a hyperelliptic curve C over a field of characteristic p> 2. Our aims here are (i) to determine the structures of the p-divisible group J (p) and of the formal group r of J (C)(up to isogeny) with the help of the Cartier-Manin matrix A of C, and (ii) to investigate how much information about the algebraic (global) structure of J (C)(up to isogeny) can be recovered from the formal (local) structure.We shall give a brief survey of the paper here. In Section 2, we define the Cartier-Manin matrix A of a hyperelliptic curve C over a perfect field of characteristic p> 2 following Cartier [I] and Manin [S]. We then show that A coincides with the Hasse-Witt matrix of C. Some basic but important properties of A are also discussed. After this, throughout the forthcoming sections, we assume that k is a finite field with pa (a 3 1) elements. In Section 3, we give a complete characterization of the “ordinary” Jacobian variety J (C) of C. When j (C) is ordinary, the Cartier-Manin matrix A of C completely determines the formal structure J (p), and in certain cases the algebraic structure as well (up to isogeny). In the rest of the paper, we study the Jacobian variety J (C) of the hyperelliptic curve C whose Cartier-Manin matrix has determinant zero in R. In Section 4, we observe that the Cartier-Manin matrix A of C no longer provides enough information; it is the p-adic exponents of the eigenvalues of the characteristic polynomial of the Frobenius endomorphism of J (C) relative to k that determine