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Geometric Modular Forms and Elliptic Curves.
Title:
Geometric Modular Forms and Elliptic Curves.
Author:
Hida, Haruzo.
ISBN:
9789814368650
Personal Author:
Edition:
2nd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (468 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Preface to the second edition -- Preface -- 1. An Algebro-Geometric Tool Box -- 1.1 Sheaves -- 1.1.1 Sheaves and Presheaves -- 1.1.2 Sheafication -- 1.1.3 Sheaf Kernel and Cokernel -- 1.2 Schemes -- 1.2.1 Local Ringed Spaces -- 1.2.2 Schemes as Local Ringed Spaces -- 1.2.3 Sheaves over Schemes -- 1.2.4 Topological Properties of Schemes -- 1.3 Projective Schemes -- 1.3.1 Graded Rings -- 1.3.2 Functor Proj -- 1.3.3 Sheaves on Projective Schemes -- 1.4 Categories and Functors -- 1.4.1 Categories -- 1.4.2 Functors -- 1.4.3 Schemes as Functors -- 1.4.4 Abelian Categories -- 1.5 Applications of the Key-Lemma -- 1.5.1 Sheaf of Differential Forms on Schemes -- 1.5.2 Fiber Products -- 1.5.3 Inverse Image of Sheaves -- 1.5.4 Affine Schemes -- 1.5.5 Morphisms into a Projective Space -- 1.6 Group Schemes -- 1.6.1 Group Schemes as Functors -- 1.6.2 Kernel and Cokernel -- 1.6.3 Bialgebras -- 1.6.4 Locally Free Groups -- 1.6.5 Schematic Representations -- 1.7 Cartier Duality -- 1.7.1 Duality of Bialgebras -- 1.7.2 Duality of Locally Free Groups -- 1.8 Quotients by a Group Scheme -- 1.8.1 Naive Quotients -- 1.8.2 Categorical Quotients -- 1.8.3 Geometric Quotients -- 1.9 Morphisms -- 1.9.1 Topological Definitions -- 1.9.2 Diffeo-Geometric Definitions -- 1.9.3 Applications -- 1.10 Cohomology of Coherent Sheaves -- 1.10.1 Coherent Cohomology -- 1.10.2 Summary of Known Facts -- 1.10.3 Cohomological Dimension -- 1.11 Descent -- 1.11.1 Covering Data -- 1.11.2 Descent Data -- 1.11.3 Descent of Schemes -- 1.12 Barsotti-Tate Groups -- 1.12.1 p-Divisible Abelian Sheaf -- Exercise -- 1.12.2 Connected- Etale Exact Sequence -- 1.12.3 Ordinary Barsotti-Tate Group -- 1.13 Formal Scheme -- 1.13.1 Open Subschemes as Functors -- Exercises -- 1.13.2 Examples of Formal Schemes -- 1.13.3 Deformation Functors -- 1.13.4 Connected Formal Groups -- 2. Elliptic Curves.

2.1 Curves and Divisors -- 2.1.1 Cartier Divisors -- 2.1.2 Serre-Grothendieck Duality -- 2.1.3 Riemann-Roch Theorem -- 2.1.4 Relative Riemann-Roch Theorem -- 2.2 Elliptic Curves -- 2.2.1 Definition -- 2.2.2 Abel's Theorem -- 2.2.3 Holomorphic Differentials -- 2.2.4 Taylor Expansion of Differentials -- 2.2.5 Weierstrass Equations of Elliptic Curves -- 2.2.6 Moduli of Weierstrass Type -- 2.3 Geometric Modular Forms of Level 1 -- 2.3.1 Functorial Definition -- 2.3.2 Coarse Moduli Scheme -- 2.3.3 Fields of Moduli -- 2.4 Elliptic Curves over C -- 2.4.1 Topological Fundamental Groups -- 2.4.2 Classical Weierstrass Theory -- 2.4.3 Complex Modular Forms -- 2.5 Elliptic Curves over p-Adic Fields -- 2.5.1 Power Series Identities -- 2.5.2 Universal Tate Curves -- 2.5.3 Etale Covering of Tate Curves -- 2.6 Level Structures -- 2.6.1 Isogenies -- 2.6.2 Level N Moduli Problems -- 2.6.3 Generality of Elliptic Curves -- 2.6.4 Proof of Theorem 2.6.8 -- Exercise -- 2.6.5 Geometric Modular Forms of Level N -- 2.7 L-Functions of Elliptic Curves -- 2.7.1 L-Functions over Finite Fields -- 2.7.2 Hasse-Weil L-Function -- 2.8 Regularity -- 2.8.1 Regular Rings -- 2.8.2 Regular Moduli Varieties -- 2.9 p-Ordinary Moduli Problems -- 2.9.1 The Hasse Invariant -- 2.9.2 Ordinary Moduli of p-Power Level -- 2.9.3 Irreducibility of p-Ordinary Moduli -- 2.9.4 Moduli Problem of r0 and r1 Type -- 2.9.5 Moduli Problem of r0(p) and r1(p) Type -- Exercises -- 2.10 Deformation of Elliptic Curves -- 2.10.1 A Theorem of Drinfeld -- 2.10.2 A Theorem of Serre-Tate -- 2.10.3 Deformation of an Ordinary Elliptic Curve -- 3. Geometric Modular Forms -- 3.1 Integrality -- 3.1.1 Spaces of Modular Forms -- 3.1.2 Horizontal Control Theorem -- 3.2 Vertical Control Theorem -- 3.2.1 False Modular Forms -- Exercises -- 3.2.2 p-Adic Modular Forms -- 3.2.3 Hecke Operators.

3.2.4 Families of p-Adic Modular Forms -- 3.2.5 Horizontal Control of p-Power Level -- 3.2.6 Control of Hecke algebra -- 3.2.7 Irreducible Components and Analytic Families -- 3.3 Action of GL(2) on Modular Forms -- 3.3.1 Action of GL2(Z/NZ) -- 3.3.2 Action of GL2( Z) -- 4. Jacobians and Galois Representations -- 4.1 Jacobians of Stable Curves -- 4.1.1 Non-Singular Curves -- 4.1.2 Union of Two Curves -- 4.1.3 Functorial Properties of Jacobians -- Exercises -- 4.1.4 Self-Duality of Jacobian Schemes -- 4.1.5 Generality on Abelian Schemes -- 4.1.6 Endomorphism of Abelian Schemes -- Exercises -- 4.1.7 l-Adic Galois Representations -- 4.2 Modular Galois Representations -- 4.2.1 Hecke Correspondences -- 4.2.2 Galois Representations on Modular Jacobians -- 4.2.3 Ramification at the Level -- Exercises -- 4.2.4 Ramification of p-Adic Representations at p -- 4.2.5 Modular Galois Representations of Higher Weight -- Exercise -- 4.3 Fullness of Big Galois Representations -- 4.3.1 Big I-adic Galois Representations -- 4.3.2 Ramification of I-adic Galois Representations -- 4.3.3 Lie Algebras over p-Adic Ring -- 4.3.4 Lie Algebras of p-Profinite Subgroups of SL(2) -- 4.3.5 Lie Algebra and Lie Group over Zp -- Exercise -- 4.3.6 Arithmetic Galois Characters -- 4.3.7 Fullness of Modular Galois Representation -- 4.3.8 Fullness of Elliptic Curves -- 4.3.9 Fullness of Lie Algebra over A -- 4.3.10 Fullness of I-Adic Galois Representation -- 4.3.11 Basic Subgroups -- 4.3.12 Proof of Theorem 4.3.4 -- 5. Modularity Problems -- 5.1 Induced and Extended Galois Representations -- 5.1.1 Induction and Extension -- Exercises -- 5.1.2 Automorphic Induction -- Exercises -- 5.1.3 Artin Representations -- Exercise -- 5.2 Some Other Solutions -- 5.2.1 A Theorem of Wiles -- 5.2.2 Modularity of Extended Galois Representations -- 5.2.3 Elliptic Q-Curves -- Exercise.

5.2.4 Shimura-Taniyama Conjecture -- 5.3 Modularity of Abelian Q-Varieties -- 5.3.1 Abelian F-varieties of GL(2)-type -- 5.3.2 Endomorphism Algebras of Abelian F-varieties -- 5.3.3 Application to Abelian Q-Varieties -- 5.3.4 Abelian Varieties with Real Multiplication -- Bibliography -- List of Symbols -- Statement Index -- Index.
Abstract:
This book provides a comprehensive account of the theory of moduli spaces of elliptic curves (over integer rings) and its application to modular forms. The construction of Galois representations, which play a fundamental role in Wiles' proof of the Shimura-Taniyama conjecture, is given. In addition, the book presents an outline of the proof of diverse modularity results of two-dimensional Galois representations (including that of Wiles), as well as some of the author's new results in that direction. In this new second edition, a detailed description of Barsotti-Tate groups (including formal Lie groups) is added to Chapter 1. As an application, a down-to-earth description of formal deformation theory of elliptic curves is incorporated at the end of Chapter 2 (in order to make the proof of regularity of the moduli of elliptic curve more conceptual), and in Chapter 4, though limited to ordinary cases, newly incorporated are Ribet's theorem of full image of modular p-adic Galois representation and its generalization to 'big' ?-adic Galois representations under mild assumptions (a new result of the author). Though some of the striking developments described above is out of the scope of this introductory book, the author gives a taste of present day research in the area of Number Theory at the very end of the book (giving a good account of modularity theory of abelian Q-varieties and Q-curves).
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