Table name: av_fq_isog
This table represents unpolarized abelian varieties, up to isogeny.
Column | Type | Notes |
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label | text | |
g | smallint | |
q | integer | |
poly_str | text | Space separated string of coefficients, for searching |
p_rank | smallint | |
dim1_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 1 factors |
dim2_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 2 factors |
dim3_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 3 factors |
dim4_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 4 factors |
dim5_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 5 factors |
dim1_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 1 factors |
dim2_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 2 factors |
dim3_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 3 factors |
dim4_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 4 factors |
dim5_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 5 factors |
geom_dim1_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 1 factors |
geom_dim2_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 2 factors |
geom_dim3_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 3 factors |
geom_dim4_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 4 factors |
geom_dim5_factors | smallint | Number of dimension 5 factors |
geom_dim1_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 1 factors |
geom_dim2_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 2 factors |
geom_dim3_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 3 factors |
geom_dim4_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 4 factors |
geom_dim5_distinct | smallint | Number of distinct dimension 5 factors |
poly | integer[] | Coefficients of the Weil polynomial. The first will always be 1 and the last q^g |
real_poly | integer[] | Coefficients of the real Weil polynomial, whose roots are the traces down to R of the roots of the Weil polynomial |
angles | float8[] | Angles corresponding to roots in the closure of the upper half plane, divided by pi . All will be in the interval [0, 1] , and there will be g of them unless 0 or 1 is included. |
angle_rank | smallint | The dimension of the Q-span of the angles (see knowl for complete definition) |
slopes | text[] | The sorted list of slopes, as string representations of rational numbers. Duplicated slopes will have "A", "B", etc appended. |
abvar_counts | numeric[] | The list of counts #A(F_{q^i}) for i=1..10 , for A in this isogeny class |
abvar_counts_str | text | A space separated string of abelian variety counts, for searching |
abvar_count | numeric | The count #A(F_q) , duplicated for searching purposes |
curve_counts | numeric[] | The list of curve counts #C(F_{q^i}) for i=1..10 for any curve C of genus g with J(C) in this isogeny class |
curve_counts_str | text | A space separated string of curve counts, for searching |
curve_count | integer | The count #C(F_q) , duplicated for searching purposes |
has_jacobian | smallint | 1 if it is known that this isogeny class contains a Jacobian; -1 if it is known that it does not; 0 otherwise |
has_principal_polarization | smallint | 1 if it is known that this isogeny class contains a principally polarizable abelian variety; -1 if it is known that it does not; 0 otherwise |
is_simple | boolean | |
is_geometrically_simple | boolean | |
is_supersingular | boolean | |
simple_factors | text[] | A list of labels of simple factors. Duplicated factors will have "A", "B", etc appended. |
simple_distinct | text[] | A list of distinct labels of simple factors. |
simple_multiplicities | smallint[] | For each distinct simple factor, the multiplicity in the decomposition. |
number_fields | text[] | The number fields associated to the irreducible factors of the Weil polynomial |
galois_groups | text[] | The Galois groups of the number fields associated to the irreducible factors of the Weil polynomial, e.g. "4T3" |
geometric_extension_degree | smallint | The smallest degree extension of the base field over which the endomorphism algebra becomes the full endomorphism algebra |
center_dim | smallint | The dimension of the center of the endomorphism algebra End^0(A) over Q |
geometric_center_dim | smallint | The dimension of the center of the geometric endomorphism algebra End^0_{q^r}(A) over Q, where r is the geometric extension degree |
primitive_models | text[] | A list of labels giving primitive models for this isogeny class (ie, this class arises from base change from the model). If primitive, NULL. |
is_primitive | boolean | |
twists | jsonb | A list of triples (label, geom_label, r) where label is the label of a twist, r is an extension degree where the twists become isomorphic, and geom_label is the label of the common base change to that degree. |
size | integer | number of isomorphism classes within the isogeny class (isomorphisms of unpolarized abelian varieties) |
ppav_count | integer | number of isomorphism classes of principally polarized abelain varieties within the isogeny class (isomorphisms of polarized abelian varieties) |
jacobian_count | integer | number of isomorphism classes of Jacobians within the isogeny class (isomorphisms of polarized abelian varieties) |
zfv_is_bass | boolean | whether all the over-orders for the order Z[F,V] are Gorenstein |
zfv_is_maximal | boolean | whether the order Z[F,V] is maximal |
zfv_index | numeric | the index of the order Z[F,V] in the maximal order |
zfv_index_factorization | numeric[] | A list of pairs (p, e) giving the factorization of the index |
zfv_plus_index | numeric | the index of the order Z[F+V] in the maximal order of the real subfield |
zfv_plus_index_factorization | numeric[] | A list of pairs (p, e) giving the factorization of the index |
zfv_plus_norm | numeric | The absolute value of the norm of F-V to Z |
isogeny_graphs | jsonb | list of pairs (p, G) , where p is a degree (or maybe list of degrees) and G is a list of pairs (u,v) representing the directed edge from u to v . Each of u and v is the isom_letter for the corresponding isogeny class |
ideal_class_generators | text[] | A list of isom_letters for isomorphism classes that generate the ideal monoid |
ideal_class_relations | integer[] | A matrix of positive integers giving relations between the ideal class generators |
cm_type | boolean[] | Whether the +imaginary embedding is a p-adic non-unit, for embeddings sorted by real part |
cm_elt | numeric[] | An element of Q[F] that is positive imaginary under each embedding in the CM type |
curves | text[] | A list of curves in this isogeny class |
hyp_count | integer | The number of isomorphism classes of Jacobians of hyperelliptic curves within this isogeny class (isomorphisms of polarized abelian varieties) |
Table name: av_fq_endalg_factors
There will be a row in this table for each simple factor of an isogeny class over an extension field GF(q^r), where r divides the geometric extension degree
Column | Type | Notes |
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base_label | text | The label for the base isogeny class, with (q,g) in our range, either simple or non-simple |
extension_label | text | The label for a simple factor of the base change |
extension_degree | smallint | The degree of the extension (could be 1) |
multiplicity | smallint | The multiplicity of this simple factor in the base change |
Table name: av_fq_endalg_data
Data to specify endomorphism algebra for base changed isogeny classes, as a division algebra over its center
Column | Type | Notes |
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extension_label | text | The label for the base changed simple isogeny class (which may be out of our (g,q) range) |
center | text | The number field label for the center of the endomorphism algebra End^0_{q^r}(A) |
galois_group | text | The transitive label (e.g. "4T3") for the Galois group of the center |
center_dim | smallint | The degree of the center over Q |
divalg_dim | smallint | The dimension of the endomorphism algebra End^0_{q^r}(A) over its center |
places | text | A list of lists of rational numbers stored as strings, giving the prime ideals above p . The terms in the outer list correspond to places in the corresponding number field, and each inner list gives coefficients for a two-element generator of that prime ideal (along with p ) as coefficients of powers of F . They are sorted so that the valuation of F is increaasing. |
brauer_invariants | text[] | A list of rational numbers stored as strings, giving the Brauer invariants for End^0_{q^r}(A) as a division algebra over its center |
Table name: av_fq_weak_equivalences
Representatives for the weak equivalence classes
Column | Type | Notes |
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label | text | |
we_number | smallint | enumeration of the weak equivalence classes within a given isogeny class |
pic_size | integer | Size of Pic(S) |
multiplicator_ring | text | label for the multiplicator ring S |
isog_label | text | label for the isogeny class |
ideal_basis_numerators | numeric[] | Z-basis for the chosen representative of weak equivalence class, after scaling by the denominator |
ideal_basis_denominator | numeric | denominator for coefficients in the Z-basis (will be a divisor of the index of the Frobenius order in the maximal order) |
is_invertible | boolean | Invertible in its multiplicator ring |
is_gorenstein | boolean | Whether the multiplicator ring is Gorenstein |
inverting_element | numeric[] | When invertible, an element x so that I/x is the ring (null if not invertible), expressed in terms of V^g,...,V,1,F,F^2,...,F^{g-1} |
minimal_overorders | smallint[] | list of we_numbers for minimal overorders |
Table name: av_fq_pic
Rows give representatives for generators of Pic(S) as S ranges over multiplicator rings
Column | Type | Notes |
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generator_number | smallint | Which generator |
multiplicator_ring | text | Label for the multiplicator ring S in the weak equivalence classes table |
ideal_basis_numerators | numeric[] | Z-basis for this ideal, after scaling by the denominator |
ideal_basis_denominator | numeric | denominator for coefficients in the Z-basis (will be a divisor of the index of the Frobenius order in the multiplicator ring) |
multiplicative order | integer | multiplicative order in Pic(S) |
Table name: av_fq_isom
This table represents unpolarized abelian varieties, up to isomorphism. It would be nice to give the lattice of polarizations (dimension should be the rank of the endomorphism algebra over the base field). Minimal polarization degree is generalization of can_be_principally_polarized
. Are there local invariants (of the weak equivalence class) that have consequences for the abelian variety?
Column | Type | Notes |
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label | text | g.q.weil.enum , where g is the dimension, q is the cardinality of the base field, weil is the encoding of the Weil polynomial and enum is isom_letter |
isom_num | integer | A 0-based enumeration of the isomorphism classes within an isogeny class, TBD |
isom_letter | text | Base 26 a-z encoding of isom_num |
isog_label | text | label for isogeny class |
isog_power | smallint | When the Weil polynomial is h^r for some squarefree polynomial h, we record r. If r > 1, require h to be Bass (unable to compute otherwise) |
weak_equivalence_class | smallint | The we_number for the row in the weak equivalence class table |
endo_ring | smallint | The we_number for the row in the weak equivalence class table corresponding to the endomorphism ring (NULL when isog_power != 1) |
rep_type | smallint | 0=ordinary or Centeleghe-Stix,... |
rational_invariants | numeric[] | Invariant factors of A(F_q) |
is_product | boolean | Whether this isomorphism class is a product of smaller dimensional abelian varieties |
power_product_factorization | text[] | If isog_power > 1, list of isom_letters corresponding to a direct sum decomposition S_1 + S_2 + ... + I_r in the isogeny class corresponing to the polynomial h. Here S_i is an order and (I_r:I_r) >= S_{r-1}. |
product_factorization | jsonb | List of pairs (label, e) expressing this as a product of smaller dimensional abelian varities (NULL if not) |
related_objects | text[] | List of URLs (null for now) |
principal_polarizations | smallint | The number of principal polarizations (null if unknown) |
is_reduced | boolean | Whether the fractional ideal is reduced (HNF, minimal norm, lexicographic within same norm) (add later) |
Table name: av_fq_pol
This table represents polarized abelian varieties, up to isomorphism.
Column | Type | Notes |
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label | text | ????? |
isom_label | text | |
representative | ||
degree | smallint | degree of the polarization |
kernel | smallint[] | invariant factors for the kernel of the isogeny (cokernel of the map of lattices) |
is_decomposable | boolean | Whether this polarized abelian variety is a product |
decomposition | jsonb | List of pairs (label, e) expressing this polarized abelian variety as a product (NULL if not) |
aut_group | text | GAP id |
geom_aut_group | text | GAP id |
is_hyperelliptic | boolean | |
is_geometrically_hyperelliptic | boolean | |
is_jacobian | boolean | |
is_geometrically_jacobian | boolean | |
invariants | jsonb | For small genus, a list of geometric invariants (e.g. Igusa). Only possible in the principal case |
Table name: curves_fq
Column | Type | Notes |
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model | ||
??? |
Things to add for the isogeny class
Column | Type | Notes |
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size | integer | number of isomorphism classes within the isogeny class |
zfv_is_bass | boolean | whether all the over-orders for the order Z[F,V] are Gorenstein |
zfv_is_maximal | boolean | whether the order Z[F,V] is maximal |
zfv_index | numeric | the index of the order Z[F,V] in the maximal order |
zfv_index_factorization | numeric[] | A list of pairs (p, e) giving the factorization of the index |
zfv_plus_index | numeric | the index of the order Z[F+V] in the maximal order of the real subfield |
zfv_plus_index_factorization | numeric[] | A list of pairs (p, e) giving the factorization of the index |
zfv_plus_norm | numeric | The absolute value of the norm of F-V to Z |
isogeny_graphs | jsonb | list of pairs (p, G) , where p is a degree (or maybe list of degrees) and G is a list of pairs (u,v) representing the directed edge from u to v . Each of u and v is the isom_letter for the corresponding isogeny class |
ideal_class_generators | text[] | A list of isom_letters for isomorphism classes that generate the ideal monoid |
ideal_class_relations | integer[] | A matrix of positive integers giving relations between the ideal class generators |
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Whether or not two isogeny classes come together after base extension, and what the degree is
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Change
brauer_invs
from a string to list of lists of strings -
Change jsonb types to arrays
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Change
nf
totext[]
: a list of number fields in the non-simple case -
Update galois_t when not set
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Add missing isogeny classes (t^2-p)
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Rename/retype some columns:
- poly (jsonb -> integer[])
- angles (jsonb -> float8[])
- ang_rank -> angle_rank (smallint)
- slps -> slopes (jsonb -> text[])
- A_cnts -> abvar_counts (jsonb -> numeric[])
- A_cnts_str -> abvar_counts_str (text)
- C_cnts -> curve_counts (jsonb -> numeric[])
- C_cnts_str -> curve_counts_str (text)
- pt_cnt -> curve_count (integer)
- is_jac -> has_jacobian (smallint -> boolean)
- is_pp -> has_principal_polarization (smallint -> boolean)
- decomp -> XXX
- is_simp -> is_simple (boolean)
- simple_factors (jsonb -> text[])
- simple_distinct (jsonb -> text[])
- brauer_invs -> brauer_invariants (text -> text[])
- places (jsonb -> text[])
- prim_models -> primitive_models (jsonb -> text[])
- is_prim -> is_primitive (boolean)
- nf -> number_fields (text -> text[])
- galois_t -> galois_groups (smallint -> text[])
- galois_n -> XXX
Unchanged:
- label (text)
- g (smallint)
- q (integer)
- poly_str (text)
- p_rank (smallint)
- dim1_factors (smallint)
- dim2_factors (smallint)
- dim3_factors (smallint)
- dim4_factors (smallint)
- dim5_factors (smallint)
- dim1_distinct (smallint)
- dim2_distinct (smallint)
- dim3_distinct (smallint)
- dim4_distinct (smallint)
- dim5_distinct (smallint)
June Ju and Everett Howe: telling whether an abelian variety is absolutely simple Look at primes dividing discriminant of Weil field, products at most 4g^2. Find pairwise r, hash on multiple r Supersingular if and only if the ultimate field is Q
We'll be doing isogeny classes that Stefano has already computed, plus:
- Any g, q
- ordinary or C-S (q=p, no real roots), squarefree
- Z[F,V] = maximal order
For each isogeny class, write lines to two files
- isomorphism_classes.txt (one line per ideal)
isog_label:frac_ideal:rep_type:is_reduced:cm_elt:is_product
e.g.
1.251.v:{{1,0},{0,1}}:0:f:{21,2}:f
- isogeny_classes.txt (one line per class)
isog_label:order_index:order_is_bass:order_is_maximal:size
e.g.
1.251.v:1:t:t:9
Use \N
for null.
["1.251.v", [251,21,1]]