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arXiv · 1109.2362

On a ring of modular forms related to the Theta gradients map in genus 2

Abstract

The level moduli space $A_g^{4,8}$ is mapped to the projective space by means of gradients of odd Theta functions, such a map turning out no to be injective in the genus 2 case. In this work a congruence subgroup $Γ$ is located between $Γ_2(4,8)$ and $Γ_2(2,4)$ in such a way the map factors on the related level moduli space $A_Γ$, the new map being injective on $A_Γ$. Satake's compactification $\text{Proj}A(Γ)$ and the desingularization $\text{Proj}S(Γ)$ are also due to be investigated, since the map does not extend to the boundary of the compactification; to aim at this, an algebraic description is provided, by proving a structure theorem both for the ring of modular forms $A(Γ)$ and the ideal of cusp forms $S(Γ)$

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Alessio Fiorentino. 2011-09-11. On a ring of modular forms related to the Theta gradients map in genus 2. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jalgebra.2013.04.032

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