The explicit first seven-isogeny on the order-seven Tate family #
For the order-seven Tate family, the six nonzero points in the marked
subgroup have abscissae 0, b, and c, each occurring twice. Pairing
opposite points in Vélu's formula gives a compact rational map with three
double poles. This file records that formula, verifies that it lands on the
explicit quotient model, and treats all kernel poles as points at infinity.
The map is deliberately kept as an underlying point function. Compatibility
with addition, or just with multiplication by seven, is a separate theorem
needed by the order-49 tower.
The b parameter of the order-seven Tate family.
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- MazurTorsion.Kubert.orderSevenB d = d ^ 3 - d ^ 2
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The c parameter of the order-seven Tate family.
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- MazurTorsion.Kubert.orderSevenC d = d ^ 2 - d
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The order-seven Tate family, with marked point (0,0).
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The normalized coefficient model produced by Vélu's formula for the quotient by the marked order-seven subgroup.
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The quotient invariants satisfy the level-seven Hauptmodul identity for the Fricke/backtracking parameter.
Nonsingularity of the source family implies nonsingularity of its explicit order-seven quotient model.
The abscissa of the explicit Vélu map away from its three kernel abscissae.
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The rational differential factor of the explicit Vélu abscissa.
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The ordinate of the explicit Vélu map, normalized to preserve the invariant differential.
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The completed ordinate of the Vélu image is the source completed ordinate multiplied by the explicit differential factor.
The residual level-seven Hauptmodul obtained by applying explicit Tate normalization to the Vélu image of an affine source point.
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The kernel polynomial whose roots are the three affine pole abscissae.
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The cleared numerator of orderSevenVeluX; its denominator is the
square of orderSevenKernelPolynomial.
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The cleared numerator of orderSevenVeluDifferential; its denominator
is the cube of orderSevenKernelPolynomial.
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Away from the kernel abscissae, the explicit Vélu abscissa is the cleared numerator divided by the square of the kernel polynomial.
Away from the kernel abscissae, the explicit Vélu differential is the cleared numerator divided by the cube of the kernel polynomial.
The completed-square cubic identity behind the explicit Vélu map.
Away from the three kernel abscissae, the explicit Vélu functions carry the source affine equation to the quotient affine equation.
The three affine pole abscissae of the order-seven Vélu map.
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The marked origin is nonsingular on every nonsingular member of the order-seven family.
The marked order-seven point (0,0) on the source family.
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The Fricke/backtracking Hauptmodul is nonzero on every nonsingular member of the source family.
The marked origin is killed by seven on the parametrized family.
The marked origin has exact additive order seven.
The denominator-safe affine value of the explicit Vélu map.
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Away from the kernel poles, the explicit Vélu point is invariant under translation by the marked order-seven point.
The total explicit Vélu point function. The point at infinity and the six affine kernel points are sent to infinity.
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- MazurTorsion.Kubert.orderSevenPointMap d WeierstrassCurve.Affine.Point.zero = 0
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Evaluation of the total point map away from the kernel poles.
An affine point maps to infinity exactly at one of the three kernel abscissae.
Translation invariance at exact order 49, stated for an arbitrary
source point.
Repeated translation by the marked kernel point does not change the
explicit image of an exact-order-49 point.
Every point in the zero fiber is one of the seven multiples of the marked kernel generator.
Every point in the zero fiber of the explicit Vélu function is killed by seven.
An affine point of exact order 49 cannot lie in the marked
order-seven kernel.
The exact-order consequence needed at the first stage of the order-49
tower. Full additivity of the explicit point function is unnecessary here:
it suffices to know compatibility with the single multiple 7 • Q.
The order-49 image supplies the residual nonzero level-seven
Hauptmodul on the quotient. This is the downstream consumer of the generic
exact-order-seven normalization theorem.
For an affine order-49 point, the residual Hauptmodul is the explicit
Tate-normalization expression evaluated at its Vélu image.
A second nonbacktracking level-seven Hauptmodul for the quotient gives
a point on the level-49 correspondence. This packages the cancellation
of the nonzero quotient discriminant; constructing B and proving that it
differs from the Fricke/backtracking parameter remain separate tasks.
The explicit residual Hauptmodul attached to an affine order-49
point lies on the level-49 correspondence whenever it is not the
Fricke/backtracking parameter.