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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"j-invariant"”.

  1. Algebraic Curves Over Supersimple Fields

    … curve defined over a supersimple field K whose j-invariant is s-generic over empty has a rational point over K which is s-generic over the set of parameters used to define the curve. Note that a point in a variety over K is s-generic over a given set of parameters A if the SU-rank of the point …

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  2. L-functions of twisted elliptic curves over function fields

    … for which we present a novel algorithm. If the j-invariant of an elliptic curve over a function field is non-constant, its L-function is a polynomial, hence its analytic rank and value at a given point can be computed exactly. We present data in this direction for a family of quadratic twists of …

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  3. Nonequilibrium transitions in quantum optical systems

    … lifetime the system can be described by a J²-invariant Hamiltonian, giving the special case of only collective damping. The result is a new type of critical point transition in the thermodynamic limit, with the appearance of a family of solutions like Lotka-Volterra cycles for a coherent …

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  4. Primes of the form X² + nY² in function fields

    Let n be a square-free polynomial over F_q, where q is an odd prime power. In this work, we determine which irreducible polynomials p in F_q[x] can be represented in the form X^2+nY^2 with X, Y in F_q[x]. We restrict ourselves to the case where X^2+nY^2 is anisotropic at infinity. As in the …

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