An integer D is an imaginary quadratic discriminant iff D < 0 and
D ≡ 0 or 1 (mod 4). These are exactly the discriminants of orders in imaginary
quadratic fields.
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The imaginary quadratic order in ℂ associated with an imaginary quadratic
discriminant D: it is generated as a subring of ℂ by ω_D = (D + √|D| · i)/2,
the standard generator of the unique order of discriminant D in ℚ(√D).
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The finite set Ell_𝒪(ℂ) = {j(E) : End(E) ≃ 𝒪} of j-invariants of complex
elliptic curves with CM by the order 𝒪 of discriminant D. These are the roots
of the Hilbert class polynomial H_D(X), indexed by the ideal class group of 𝒪.
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The set Ell_𝒪(ℂ) of CM j-invariants is nonempty (every imaginary quadratic
order has at least one ideal class, so it has at least one CM j-invariant).
The Hilbert class polynomial H_D(X) := ∏_{j ∈ Ell_𝒪(ℂ)} (X - j) ∈ ℂ[X]
of an imaginary quadratic discriminant D. Its roots are precisely the
j-invariants of complex elliptic curves with CM by the order of discriminant D.
(Cf. Theorem 20.12: the coefficients are actually integers.)
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The Hilbert class polynomial H_D is monic, being a product of monic linear
factors X - j.
The natural degree of the Hilbert class polynomial equals the number of CM
j-invariants of discriminant D (which equals the class number h(D)).
The classical modular polynomial Φ_N(X, Y) ∈ ℤ[X][Y] (Definition 19.15 /
Theorem 19.17): the minimal polynomial of j_N(τ) := j(Nτ) over ℂ(j), viewed
as a bivariate polynomial with integer coefficients.
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The diagonal Φ_N(X, X) of the classical modular polynomial, obtained by
substituting X for the outer variable. For prime N this is a polynomial whose
leading term is -X^{2N} (Lemma 20.9).
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For prime N, the diagonal Φ_N(X, X) has natural degree 2N (corresponds
to Lemma 20.9: the leading term is -X^{2N}).
For prime N, the leading coefficient of Φ_N(X, X) is -1 (Lemma 20.9).
For prime N, the negation -Φ_N(X, X) is monic. Direct consequence of
Lemma 20.9 (leading coefficient is -1).
Every CM j-invariant j ∈ Ell_𝒪(ℂ) is a root of -Φ_p(X, X) for some prime
p. This expresses each CM j-invariant as a root of a monic integer polynomial
(supporting the proof that CM j-invariants are algebraic integers).
Corollary 20.13: every CM j-invariant is an algebraic integer over ℤ.
Proved by exhibiting it as a root of the monic integer polynomial -Φ_p(X, X).
Each coefficient of the Hilbert class polynomial H_D(X) is a rational number.
Comes from Galois-equivariance of the coefficients (they are fixed by
Gal(ℚ̄/ℚ)), and is one of the two ingredients in Theorem 20.12.
Restated form of galoisAction_coeffs_rational: each coefficient of H_D(X)
is rational.
For a finite set s ⊂ ℂ of algebraic integers, each coefficient of the monic
product ∏_{j∈s} (X - j) is itself an algebraic integer. Used as a lemma toward
proving H_D ∈ ℤ[X].
Theorem 20.12: the Hilbert class polynomial H_D(X) has integer coefficients,
i.e. lies in the image of ℤ[X] → ℂ[X]. Combines rationality of coefficients
with the fact that they are algebraic integers.
Predicate: a complex number j ∈ ℂ is a CM j-invariant iff it appears in
Ell_𝒪(ℂ) for some imaginary quadratic order 𝒪 of discriminant D.
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Every CM j-invariant of discriminant D is a root of the Hilbert class
polynomial H_D (by construction, as H_D is the product over these roots).
IsRoot-form of hilbertClassPoly_eval_eq_zero: every CM j-invariant is a
root of the Hilbert class polynomial.
Corollary 20.13 (general form): if j ∈ ℂ is the j-invariant of a complex
elliptic curve with complex multiplication, then j is an algebraic integer.
The standard generator ω_D := (D mod 2)/2 + i√|D|/2 ∈ ℂ of the imaginary
quadratic order of discriminant D.
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Subring-of-ℂ version of the imaginary quadratic order of discriminant D:
the subring of ℂ generated by imagQuadGen D.
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The ideal class group cl(𝒪) of the imaginary quadratic order of discriminant D.
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The number of CM j-invariants Ell_𝒪(ℂ) of discriminant D equals the
class number |cl(𝒪)| (cardinality of the ideal class group).
The type of proper (invertible) 𝒪-ideals for the imaginary quadratic order
of discriminant D.
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The (absolute) norm N(𝔞) of a proper 𝒪-ideal 𝔞, viewed as a natural number.
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The ideal class in cl(𝒪) of a proper 𝒪-ideal 𝔞.
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The norm of any proper 𝒪-ideal is a positive natural number.
Theorem 20.11: every ideal class in cl(𝒪) of an imaginary quadratic order
contains infinitely many proper ideals of prime norm.
The commutative group structure on the ideal class group cl(𝒪) of an
imaginary quadratic order.
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Typeclass-level commutative group instance on cl(𝒪).
The bijection between the ideal class group cl(𝒪) and the set of CM
j-invariants Ell_𝒪(ℂ) of discriminant D (the action of cl(𝒪) is simply
transitive on Ell_𝒪(ℂ)).
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The action homomorphism cl(𝒪) → Sym(Ell_𝒪(ℂ)) arising from the simply
transitive action by left multiplication, transported across the bijection
cl(𝒪) ≃ Ell_𝒪(ℂ).
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The image of Gal(L/K) in Sym(Ell_𝒪(ℂ)), where L is the splitting field
of H_D(X) over K = ℚ(√D) (i.e. the ring class field). The Galois group acts on
the roots of H_D, which are the CM j-invariants.
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Theorem 20.14 (containment): the Galois group Gal(L/K) (acting on CM
j-invariants) lands inside the image of the class group action.
Abbreviation for the Galois group of the splitting field of H_D(X) over
K = ℚ(√D), realized as the subgroup of Sym(Ell_𝒪(ℂ)).
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The group structure on the Galois group Gal(L/K), inherited from
Equiv.Perm.
Transitivity of the class group action on CM j-invariants: for any pair of
CM j-invariants j₁, j₂ there is α ∈ cl(𝒪) sending j₁ to j₂.
The class group action homomorphism cl(𝒪) → Sym(Ell_𝒪(ℂ)) is injective.
This is the freeness half of the simple transitivity of the action.
Underlying function Ψ_fun : Gal(L/K) → cl(𝒪) of the homomorphism Ψ
appearing in Theorem 20.14: given σ ∈ Gal(L/K), pick a base CM j-invariant
j₀ and define Ψ(σ) to be the unique class group element sending j₀ ↦ σ(j₀).
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Compatibility lemma: the action of σ ∈ Gal(L/K) on Ell_𝒪(ℂ) agrees with
the action of the class group element Ψ_fun(σ), not just on a single base point
but as a permutation.
The group homomorphism Ψ : Gal(L/K) → cl(𝒪) of Theorem 20.14, packaging
GalToClassGroup_fun together with the multiplicative structure (map_one,
map_mul are derived from compatibility).
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Restated compatibility through the bundled homomorphism Ψ: the action of
σ on Ell_𝒪(ℂ) is the same as the action of Ψ(σ) ∈ cl(𝒪).
Injectivity half of Theorem 20.14: the homomorphism Ψ : Gal(L/K) → cl(𝒪) is
injective.
Characterization of roots of H_D: z ∈ ℂ is a root of the Hilbert class
polynomial iff z ∈ Ell_𝒪(ℂ). Direct from the factored form ∏_{j} (X - j).
Evaluation Φ_N(j₁, j₂) of the classical modular polynomial at a pair of
complex j-invariants (j₁, j₂).
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Predicate: complex j-invariants j₁, j₂ are related by a cyclic N-isogeny.
Equivalently (by Theorem 20.3) one of Φ_N(j₁, j₂) = 0 characterizations.
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Theorem 20.3 (over ℂ): Φ_N(j₁, j₂) = 0 iff j₁, j₂ are the j-invariants
of complex elliptic curves related by a cyclic isogeny of degree N.
Theorem 20.7: the classical modular polynomial is symmetric in its two
variables, i.e. Φ_N(X, Y) = Φ_N(Y, X).
Coercion of evalClassicalModularPoly to the aevalAeval API: both compute
Φ_N(j₁, j₂) in ℂ via the same iterated evaluation, so they agree.
Existence of Frobenius-type elements: for every ideal class α ∈ cl(𝒪), some
Galois element σ ∈ Gal(L/K) acts on Ell_𝒪(ℂ) exactly via α under the class
group action. (Surjectivity of Ψ follows.)
Compatibility: if σ ∈ Gal(L/K) acts as the class group element α, then
Ψ(σ) = α.
Surjectivity half of Theorem 20.14 / Theorem 21.1: every class group element
is hit by some Galois element under Ψ : Gal(L/K) → cl(𝒪).
Theorem 21.1: the homomorphism Ψ : Gal(L/K) → cl(𝒪) is a bijection.
Theorem 21.1 (packaged): the multiplicative equivalence
Gal(L/K) ≃* cl(𝒪) obtained by promoting Ψ to an iso.
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Galois transitivity on the roots of H_D: for any two CM j-invariants
j₁, j₂, there exists σ ∈ Gal(L/K) with σ(j₁) = j₂. Follows from transitivity
of the class group action together with surjectivity of Ψ.
The Galois group Gal(L/K) is abelian: it is isomorphic to the ideal class
group cl(𝒪), which is abelian (Corollary 21.2).
The commutative-group instance on Gal(L/K): extending the group structure
with commutativity proved in splittingFieldGaloisGroup_mul_comm.
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Corollary 21.2 (formal content): the Hilbert class polynomial H_D(X) is
irreducible over K = ℚ(√D) (encoded as transitivity of the Galois action on its
roots) and K(j(E))/K is a finite abelian extension with Galois group isomorphic
to cl(𝒪).
Theorem 20.12 (computational form): an integer polynomial intPoly D whose
image in ℂ[X] equals the Hilbert class polynomial H_D(X), and which is monic
of the same degree. Chosen using Polynomial.lifts_and_natDegree_eq_and_monic.
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The integer-coefficient form intPoly D has the same natural degree as
H_D(X) (i.e. the class number h(D)).