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Periodic continued fractions and $S$-units with second degree valuations in hyperelliptic fields
G. V. Fedorov Scientific Research Institute of
System Analysis (SRISA/NIISI RAS), Moscow
Abstract:
Based on the method of continued fractions by now
the problem of the existence and construction of nontrivial $S$-units is deeply studied
in hyperelliptic fields in the case when the set $S$ consists of two linear valuations.
This article is devoted to a more general problem, namely
the problem of the existence and construction of fundamental $S$-units in hyperelliptic fields
for sets $S$ containing valuations of the degree $2$.
The key case when the set $S = S_h$ consists two conjugate valuations,
connected with an irreducible polynomial $h$ of the degree $2$.
The main results were obtained using
the theory of generalized functional continued fractions
in conjunction with the geometric approach to the problem of torsion
in Jacobian varieties of hyperelliptic curves.
We have developed a theory of generalized functional continued fractions
and the divisors of the hyperelliptic field associated with them,
constructed with the help of valuations of the degree $2$.
This theory allowed us to find new effective methods for searching and constructing
fundamental $S_h$-units in hyperelliptic fields.
As a demonstration of the results,
we consider in detail algorithm to search for fundamental $S_h$-units
for hyperelliptic fields of genus $3$ over the field of rational numbers
and give explicit computational examples of hyperelliptic
fields $L = \mathbb{Q}(x)(\sqrt{f})$ for polynomials $f$ of degree $7$,
possessing fundamental $S_h$-units of large powers.
Keywords:
continued fractions, fundamental units, $S$-units, torsion in the Jacobians, hyperelliptic curves, divisors, the group of divisor classes.
Received: 06.09.2018 Accepted: 15.10.2018
Citation:
G. V. Fedorov, “Periodic continued fractions and $S$-units with second degree valuations in hyperelliptic fields”, Chebyshevskii Sb., 19:3 (2018), 282–297
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