Shimura Curves of Genus At Most Two
Information: In these tables, we list all Shimura curves of genus at most two.
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Shimura Curves of Genus at most Two (with description)
Here is also a computer-readable file. Each Shimura curve X is specified by the data
n, d_F, D, N, sigma, f, frakD, frakN
where:
- n is the degree [F:Q];
- d_F is the discriminant of F;
- D is the norm of the discriminant frakD of B;
- N is the norm of the level frakN of X;
- sigma is the signature of X, where X has genus g, exactly t elliptic cycles of orders m_1, ..., m_t [and s parabolic cycles];
- f is a minimal polynomial for F with the convention:
[a[0],a[1],...,a[n]] corresponds to a[n]*x^n + ... + a[1]*x + a[0];
- frakD is the discriminant of B, an ideal of the ring of integers of F, specified by (at most two) generators, with the convention:
[b[0],...,b[n-1]] corresponds to b[0] + b[1]*alpha + ... + b[n-1]*alpha^(n-1)
where alpha is a root of f (e.g. [[1,0,...,0]] is the unit ideal); and
- frakN is the level of X, an ideal with the same conventions as frakD.
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Shimura Curves of Genus at most Two