Hello! Do you have success with reduction at p=2? Do you know some way to 
calculate it using Sage?

P.S. I've asked a question at mathoverflow: 
http://mathoverflow.net/questions/171708/calculate-reduction-of-jacobian-of-hyperelliptic-curve

суббота, 4 июля 2009 г., 2:12:52 UTC+4 пользователь Tim Dokchitser написал:
>
> > >> +1 to David's remark.  ALSO, see Tim Dokchiter's paper(s) on 
> > >> computing 
> > >> L-series.  Maybe part of the point of them is to "reverse engineer" 
> > >> information about bad factors from knowledge of good factors, when 
> > >> possible.  I'll let Tim comment further. 
> > 
> > Tim, anything you'd care to add would be appreciated. 
>
> As William says, it is occasionally possible to reverse-engineer bad 
> factors from the functional equation of the L-function. Say you have a 
> curve C for which you know all bad factors except at p=2, where C has 
> some horrible reduction type. Then you can try to go through possible 
> exponents of the conductor at 2 (it is bounded by that of the 
> discriminant) and possible local factors at 2 (again, there are 
> finitely many choices) and check the functional equation of the L- 
> series of C - there is only one choice where it is satisfied, and that 
> is the correct one. 
>
> There is an examples in Magma, 
>   http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/magma/htmlhelp/text1412.htm#14432 
> that works with an L-series of a genus 2 curve (except that here I 
> honestly work out the exponent of the conductor and the local factor 
> at the bad prime, they are harmless here so there is no guessing); 
> maybe this one may be modified to suit your example. Actually, if you 
> have a specific hyperelliptic curve in mind, you can send it to me and 
> I can try to figure out the bad local factors using my old scripts, if 
> I can remember what they did... 
>
> (As William said, stuff like this is mentioned in 
> http://arxiv.org/abs/math/0207280, 
> in section 7) 
>
> Hope this helps! 
>
> Tim 
>

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