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TauCeti.AlgebraicGeometry.ModularCurve.Gamma.Full

Relative representability of [Γ(N)] #

Let E/S be an elliptic curve and N a positive integer. The product E[N] ×_S E[N] carries the universal homomorphism (ℤ/Nℤ)² →* E. After base changing E to this product, being a Drinfeld basis is a closed condition. Its closed locus is the scheme EllObj.drinfeldBasisScheme X N.

For every scheme T over S, morphisms from T to this closed locus are naturally equivalent to Drinfeld bases of the base change E_T (ModuliProblem.gammaBaseChangeEquiv). Consequently the integral moduli problem [Γ(N)] is relatively representable by a finite scheme over every object of Ell/B (ModuliProblem.gammaRelRepData and ModuliProblem.hasProperty_isFinite_gammaRelRepData). No invertibility hypothesis on N is used.

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The ambient scheme E[N] ×_S E[N] carrying the universal pair of N-torsion points.

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    The universal homomorphism (ℤ/Nℤ)² →* E_H(H), where H = E[N] ×_S E[N], obtained from the universal pair of points after base changing E to H.

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      The universal Drinfeld-basis homomorphism corresponds to the universal pair of torsion points under the equivalence between points of a base change and points with values in its base.

      Pulling the universal Drinfeld-basis homomorphism back along a point x of E[N] ×_S E[N] gives the pair of torsion points classified by x.

      The ideal sheaf on E[N] ×_S E[N] cutting out the locus where its universal pair is a Drinfeld basis.

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        The universal Drinfeld-basis locus is the Drinfeld-basis locus of the universal homomorphism on the base change of E to E[N] ×_S E[N].

        A point x of E[N] ×_S E[N] factors through the universal Drinfeld-basis locus exactly when the universal pair pulls back along x to a Drinfeld basis.

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        The finite S-scheme parametrising Drinfeld bases of E[N]: the closed subscheme of E[N] ×_S E[N] on which the universal pair is a Drinfeld basis.

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          The closed immersion from the Drinfeld-basis scheme to E[N] ×_S E[N].

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            A point x of E[N] ×_S E[N] along which the universal pair pulls back to a Drinfeld basis lifts to the Drinfeld-basis scheme.

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              [Γ(N)]-structures on base changes are points of the Drinfeld-basis scheme. For an object X = (E/S) of Ell/B and a scheme T over S, Drinfeld bases of E_T[N] correspond naturally to morphisms T ⟶ X.drinfeldBasisScheme N over S.

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                The point of the Drinfeld-basis scheme attached to the structure defined by a point y is y itself.

                Naturality of gammaBaseChangeEquiv: pulling a [Γ(N)]-structure back along k : T' ⟶ T precomposes its point of the Drinfeld-basis scheme with k.

                The integral moduli problem [Γ(N)] is relatively representable (Katz–Mazur, 3.6.0). For an elliptic curve E/S, it is represented by the closed Drinfeld-basis locus in E[N] ×_S E[N].

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                  The scheme representing [Γ(N)]-structures on base changes of X = (E/S) is the closed Drinfeld-basis locus in E[N] ×_S E[N].

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                  The [Γ(N)]-structure on E_T of a morphism from T to the representing scheme is the one given by gammaBaseChangeEquiv, after identifying the representing scheme with the Drinfeld-basis scheme through gammaRelRepData_rep.

                  The integral moduli problem [Γ(N)] is finite over Ell/B (Katz–Mazur, 3.6.0): its representing scheme is a closed subscheme of E[N] ×_S E[N].