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Class numbers of quadratic fields, Hasse invariants of elliptic curves, and the supersingular polynomial

✍ Scribed by John Brillhart; Patrick Morton


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2004
Tongue
English
Weight
389 KB
Volume
106
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-314X

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✦ Synopsis


Using the theory of elliptic curves, we show that the class number hðÀpÞ of the field QΓ° ffiffiffiffiffiffi ffi Γ€p p Þ appears in the count of certain factors of the Legendre polynomials P m Γ°xÞ Γ°mod pÞ; where p is a prime 43 and m has the form Γ°p Γ€ eÞ=k; with k ΒΌ 2; 3 or 4 and p e Γ°mod kÞ: As part of the proof we explicitly compute the Hasse invariant of the Hessian curve y 2 ΓΎ axy ΓΎ y ΒΌ x 3 and find an elementary expression for the supersingular polynomial ss p Γ°xÞ whose roots are the supersingular j-invariants of elliptic curves in characteristic p: As a corollary we show that the class number hðÀpÞ also shows up in the factorization Γ°mod pÞ of certain Jacobi polynomials.


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