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| author | Levin, A. Sakharova, N. |
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| contents | The modular curves serve as excellent objects for testing conjectures in arithmetic geometry. They possess a natural geometric definition in contrast with rather nontrivial structure. On the other hand, they are well-studied from the perspective of number theory. Furthermore, there is a well-developed and powerful analytic technique available. We will use the square of the modular curve as the experimental object to investigate the arithmetic properties of the periods of mixed Hodge structures. There is an additional reason for this study: this square is naturally associated with a family of (Hecke) curves. These curves form components of the Neron-Severi locus, allowing for the interpretation of the square of the moduli curve as the moduli space of split (i.e., the product of two elliptic curves) abelian surfaces. |
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| spellingShingle | Modular Arrangements Levin, A. Sakharova, N. Algebraic Geometry Number Theory The modular curves serve as excellent objects for testing conjectures in arithmetic geometry. They possess a natural geometric definition in contrast with rather nontrivial structure. On the other hand, they are well-studied from the perspective of number theory. Furthermore, there is a well-developed and powerful analytic technique available. We will use the square of the modular curve as the experimental object to investigate the arithmetic properties of the periods of mixed Hodge structures. There is an additional reason for this study: this square is naturally associated with a family of (Hecke) curves. These curves form components of the Neron-Severi locus, allowing for the interpretation of the square of the moduli curve as the moduli space of split (i.e., the product of two elliptic curves) abelian surfaces. |
| title | Modular Arrangements |
| topic | Algebraic Geometry Number Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.17795 |