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Lattices in Tate modules.
Bjorn Poonen1, Sergey Rybakov2,3
1Department of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139-4307; poonen@math.mit.edu rybakov.sergey@gmail.com.
Summary
This study refines Zarhin's theorem, proving that endomorphisms of abelian varieties act as matrices on their Tate modules and covariant Dieudonné modules.
Area of Science:
- Algebraic Geometry
- Number Theory
Background:
- Zarhin's theorem provides a framework for understanding endomorphisms of abelian varieties.
- Abelian varieties and their associated modules are fundamental objects in arithmetic geometry.
Purpose of the Study:
- To refine Zarhin's theorem concerning the action of endomorphisms on modules of abelian varieties.
- To establish a matrix representation for endomorphisms on Tate and Dieudonné modules.
Main Methods:
- The study involves refining existing theorems in algebraic geometry.
- It utilizes the structure of Tate modules and covariant Dieudonné modules.
Main Results:
- A matrix representation for the action of an endomorphism 'u' on the Tate module of a 'g'-dimensional abelian variety 'X' is proven to exist.
- A similar matrix representation is shown for the covariant Dieudonné module over a perfect field of characteristic 'p'.
Conclusions:
- The findings generalize and strengthen previous results regarding endomorphisms of abelian varieties.
- This work provides a more concrete understanding of the algebraic structure of these objects.
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