Higher a-numbers in $\mathbf{Z}_p$-towers via Counting Lattice Points

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Autori principali: Booher, Jeremy, Hsieh, Jack, Rivera, Rakesh, Tran, Vincent, Upton, James, Wu, Carol
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author Booher, Jeremy
Hsieh, Jack
Rivera, Rakesh
Tran, Vincent
Upton, James
Wu, Carol
author_facet Booher, Jeremy
Hsieh, Jack
Rivera, Rakesh
Tran, Vincent
Upton, James
Wu, Carol
contents Booher, Cais, Kramer-Miller and Upton study a class of $\mathbf{Z}_p$-tower of curves in characteristic $p$ with ramification controlled by an integer $d$. In the special case that $d$ divides $p-1$, they prove a formula for the higher $a$-numbers of these curves involving the number of lattice points in a complicated region of the plane. Booher and Cais had previously conjectured that for $n$ sufficiently large the higher $a$-numbers of the $n$th curve are given by formulae of the form $α(n) p^{2n} + β(n) p^n + λ_r(n) n + ν(n) $, where $α,β,ν,λ_r$ are periodic functions of $n$. This is an example of a new kind of Iwasawa theory. We establish this conjecture by carefully studying these lattice points.
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spellingShingle Higher a-numbers in $\mathbf{Z}_p$-towers via Counting Lattice Points
Booher, Jeremy
Hsieh, Jack
Rivera, Rakesh
Tran, Vincent
Upton, James
Wu, Carol
Number Theory
Algebraic Geometry
Booher, Cais, Kramer-Miller and Upton study a class of $\mathbf{Z}_p$-tower of curves in characteristic $p$ with ramification controlled by an integer $d$. In the special case that $d$ divides $p-1$, they prove a formula for the higher $a$-numbers of these curves involving the number of lattice points in a complicated region of the plane. Booher and Cais had previously conjectured that for $n$ sufficiently large the higher $a$-numbers of the $n$th curve are given by formulae of the form $α(n) p^{2n} + β(n) p^n + λ_r(n) n + ν(n) $, where $α,β,ν,λ_r$ are periodic functions of $n$. This is an example of a new kind of Iwasawa theory. We establish this conjecture by carefully studying these lattice points.
title Higher a-numbers in $\mathbf{Z}_p$-towers via Counting Lattice Points
topic Number Theory
Algebraic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.13969