The Hauptmodul attached to an exact order-seven point #
Tate normalization of an exact order-seven point produces a nonzero
level-seven Hauptmodul. This file retains the cleared j-identity against
the original Weierstrass curve, so consumers need not expose the auxiliary
normal-form coordinate change.
The vertical tangent denominator used to normalize a marked affine point to Tate normal form.
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The tangent slope used in the first translation-shear of Tate normalization.
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The quadratic coefficient after translating a marked affine point to the origin and making its tangent horizontal.
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- MazurTorsion.Kubert.pointTateAlpha W x y = W.a₂ - W.a₁ * MazurTorsion.Kubert.pointTateLambda W x y + 3 * x - MazurTorsion.Kubert.pointTateLambda W x y ^ 2
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The d = b / c parameter obtained by the explicit Tate normalization
at an affine point.
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The level-seven Hauptmodul obtained by explicit Tate normalization at an affine point.
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The explicit Tate-normalization formula at an affine point of exact order seven is noncuspidal and satisfies the cleared level-seven Hauptmodul identity.
An exact order-seven point supplies a noncuspidal level-seven Hauptmodul
whose cleared j-identity is measured against the original curve.