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arXiv · 2009.02533

Explicit description of isogeny and isomorphism classes of Drinfeld modules over finite field

Abstract

When travelling from the number fields theory to the function fields theory, one cannot miss the deep analogy between rank 1 Drinfeld modules and the group of root of unity and the analogy between rank 2 Drinfeld modules and elliptic curves. But so far, there is no known structure in number fields theory that is analogous to the Drinfeld modules of higher rank r > 2. In this paper we investigate the classes of those Drinfeld modules of higher rank r > 2. We describe explicitly the Weil polynomials defining the isogeny classes of rank r Drinfeld modules for any rank r > 2. our explicit description of the Weil polynomials depends heavily on Yu's classification of isogeny classes (analogue of Honda-Tate at abelian varieties). Actually Yu has also explicitly did that work for r = 2. To complete the classification, we define the new notion of fine isomorphy invariants for any rank r Drinfeld module and we prove that the fine isomorphy invariants together with J-invariants completely determine the L-isomorphism classes of rank r Drinfeld modules defined over the finite field L.

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Sedric Nkotto Nkung Assong. 2020-09-05. Explicit description of isogeny and isomorphism classes of Drinfeld modules over finite field. https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.02533

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