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On the paramodularity of typical abelian surfaces (and reduction of G-covariant bilinear forms)

Armand Brumer, Ariel Pacetti, Cris Poor, Gonzalo Tornaría, John Voight, David S. Yuen

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Generalizing the method of Faltings-Serre, we rigorously verify that certain abelian surfaces without extra endomorphisms are paramodular. To compute the required Hecke eigenvalues, we develop a method of specialization of Siegel paramodular forms to modular curves. In the appendix, Serre proves a result extending his work on the reduction of G-invariant bilinear forms modulo primes to the case of G-covariant forms.

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Generalizing the method of Faltings-Serre, we rigorously verify that certain abelian surfaces without extra endomorphisms are paramodular. To compute the required Hecke eigenvalues, we develop a method of specialization of Siegel paramodular forms to modular curves. In the appendix, Serre proves a result extending his work on the reduction of G-invariant bilinear forms modulo primes to the case of G-covariant forms.

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Generalizing the method of Faltings-Serre, we rigorously verify that certain abelian surfaces without extra endomorphisms are paramodular. To compute the required Hecke eigenvalues, we develop a method of specialization of Siegel paramodular forms to modular curves. In the appendix, Serre proves a result extending his work on the reduction of G-invariant bilinear forms modulo primes to the case of G-covariant forms.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Abelian group, Endomorphism, Modulo, Pure mathematics, Covariant transformation, Modular form, Invariant (physics)

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