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9789814368643

Geometric Modular Forms and Elliptic Curves

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    9789814368643

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  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2012-01-31
  • Publisher: World Scientific Pub Co Inc
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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 ShimuraTaniyama 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 BarsottiTate 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 ?-varieties and ?-curves).

Table of Contents

Preface to the second editionp. v
Prefacep. vii
An Algebro-Geometric Tool Boxp. 1
Sheavesp. 1
Sheaves and Presheavesp. 1
Sheaficationp. 3
Sheaf Kernel and Cokernelp. 4
Schemesp. 5
Local Panged Spacesp. 5
Schemes as Local Ringed Spacesp. 8
Sheaves over Schemesp. 9
Topological Properties of Schemesp. 11
Projective Schemesp. 13
Graded Ringsp. 13
Functor Projp. 13
Sheaves on Projective Schemesp. 16
Categories and Functorsp. 20
Categoriesp. 20
Functorsp. 22
Schemes as Functorsp. 23
Abelian Categoriesp. 26
Applications of the Key-Lemmap. 28
Sheaf of Differential Forms on Schemesp. 29
Fiber Productsp. 32
Inverse Image of Sheavesp. 33
Affine Schemesp. 35
Morphisms into a Projective Spacep. 37
Group Schemesp. 38
Group Schemes as Functorsp. 38
Kernel and Cokernelp. 39
Bialgebrasp. 40
Locally Free Groupsp. 42
Schematic Representationsp. 44
Cartier Dualityp. 45
Duality of Bialgebrasp. 45
Duality of Locally Free Groupsp. 47
Quotients by a Group Schemep. 50
Naive Quotientsp. 50
Categorical Quotientsp. 52
Geometric Quotientsp. 154
Morphismsp. 62
Topological Definitionsp. 62
Diffeo-Geometric Definitionsp. 67
Applicationsp. 69
Cohomology of Coherent Sheavesp. 73
Coherent Cohomologyp. 73
Summary of Known Factsp. 77
Cohomological Dimensionp. 78
Descentp. 82
Covering Datap. 82
Descent Datap. 83
Descent of Schemesp. 85
Baxsotti-Tate Groupsp. 88
p-Divisible Abelian Sheafp. 88
Connected-Étale Exact Sequencep. 92
Ordinary Barsotti-Tate Groupp. 93
Formal Schemep. 95
Open Subschemes as Functorsp. 96
Examples of Formal Schemesp. 97
Deformation Functorsp. 101
Connected Formal Groupsp. 102
Elliptic Curvesp. 105
Curves and Divisorsp. 105
Cartier Divisorsp. 105
Serre-Grothendieck Dualityp. 108
Riemann-Roch Theoremp. 114
Relative Riemann-Roch Theoremp. 119
Elliptic Curvesp. 122
Definitionp. 122
Abel's Theoremp. 123
Holomorphic Differentialsp. 125
Taylor Expansion of Differentialsp. 126
Weierstrass Equations of Elliptic Curvesp. 127
Moduli of Weierstrass Typep. 130
Geometric Modular Forms of Level 1p. 134
Functorial Definitionp. 134
Coarse Moduli Schemep. 136
Fields of Modulip. 138
Elliptic Curves over Cp. 139
Topological Fundamental Groupsp. 140
Classical Weierstrass Theoryp. 142
Complex Modular Formsp. 143
Elliptic Curves over p-Adic Fieldsp. 145
Power Series Identitiesp. 145
Universal Tate Curvesp. 148
Etale Covering of Tate Curvesp. 153
Level Structuresp. 155
Isogeniesp. 155
Level N Moduli Problemsp. 157
Generality of Elliptic Curvesp. 163
Proof of Theorem 2.6.8p. 165
Geometric Modular Forms of Level Np. 168
L-Functions of Elliptic Curvesp. 173
L-Functions over Finite Fieldsp. 173
Hasse-Weil L-Functionp. 176
Regularityp. 180
Regular Ringsp. 180
Regular Moduli Varietiesp. 183
p-Ordinary Moduli Problemsp. 189
The Hasse Invariantp. 189
Ordinary Moduli of p-Power Levelp. 193
Irreducibility of p-Ordinary Modulip. 195
Moduli Problem of ¿0 and ¿1 Typep. 196
Moduli Problem of ¿0(p) and ¿ 1(p) Typep. 198
Deformation of Elliptic Curvesp. 209
A Theorem of Drinfeldp. 209
A Theorem of Serre-Tatep. 211
Deformation of an Ordinary Elliptic Curvep. 214
Geometric Modular Formsp. 223
Integralityp. 223
Spaces of Modular Formsp. 223
Horizontal Control Theoremp. 236
Vertical Control Theoremp. 238
False Modular Formsp. 240
p-Adic Modular Formsp. 252
Hecke Operatorsp. 257
Families of p-Adic Modular Formsp. 266
Horizontal Control of p-Power Levelp. 271
Control of Hecke algebrap. 273
Irreducible Components and Analytic Familiesp. 275
Action of GL(2) on Modular Formsp. 276
Action of GL2(Z/NZ)p. 276
Action of GL2(Z)p. 280
Jacobians and Galois Representationsp. 287
Jacobians of Stable Curvesp. 287
Non-Singular Curvesp. 287
Union of Two Curvesp. 295
Functorial Properties of Jacobiansp. 298
Self-Duality of Jacobian Schemesp. 302
Generality on Abelian Schemesp. 304
Endomorphism of Abelian Schemesp. 313
l-Adic Galois Representationsp. 318
Modular Galois Representationsp. 322
Hecke Correspondencesp. 323
Galois Representations on Modular Jacobiansp. 326
Ramification at the Levelp. 330
Ramification of p-Adic Representations at pp. 335
Modular Galois Representations of Higher Weightp. 337
Fullness of Big Galois Representationsp. 342
Big I-adic Galois Representationsp. 344
Ramification of I-adic Galois Representationsp. 345
Lie Algebras over p-Adic Ringp. 346
Lie Algebras of p-Profinite Subgroups of SL(2)p. 348
Lie Algebra and Lie Group over Zpp. 355
Arithmetic Galois Charactersp. 359
Fullness of Modular Galois Representationp. 361
Fullness of Elliptic Curvesp. 365
Fullness of Lie Algebra over ¿p. 368
Fullness of I-Adic Galois Representationp. 371
Basic Subgroupsp. 373
Proof of Theorem 4.3.4p. 380
Modularity Problemsp. 383
Induced and Extended Galois Representationsp. 384
Induction and Extensionp. 385
Automorphic Inductionp. 392
Artin Representationsp. 395
Some Other Solutionsp. 402
A Theorem of Wilesp. 402
Modularity of Extended Galois Representationsp. 404
Elliptic Q-Curvesp. 406
Shimura-Taniyama Conjecturep. 413
Modularity of Abelian QVarietiesp. 416
Abelian F-varieties of GL(2)-typep. 417
Endomorphism Algebras of Abelian F-varietiesp. 424
Application to Abelian Q-Varietiesp. 425
Abelian Varieties with Real Multiplicationp. 432
Bibliographyp. 437
List of Symbolsp. 447
Statement Indexp. 449
Indexp. 451
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