Equivalent lattices and scaling laws #
Statements from chapter 3 of Milla (arXiv:1809.00533v6, file 080_Lattices.tex):
PeriodPair.smul: the period paira•Lwith periods(a·ω₁, a·ω₂)fora ∈ ℂˣ, generating the equivalent (rotated/scaled) latticea·L;PeriodPair.discr,PeriodPair.J: the discriminantΔ(L) = g₂³ - 27g₃²and Klein's absolute invariantJ(L) = g₂³/(g₂³ - 27g₃²)of a lattice (paper Def.defijdelta);- the scaling laws
G_n(aL) = a⁻ⁿG_n(L),g₂(aL) = a⁻⁴g₂(L),g₃(aL) = a⁻⁶g₃(L),Δ(aL) = a⁻¹²Δ(L),J(aL) = J(L)(papertrafog23), the function scaling laws℘(az; aL) = a⁻²℘(z; L),ζ(az; aL) = a⁻¹ζ(z; L),σ(az; aL) = a·σ(z; L), and the quasiperiod scalingη_k(aL) = a⁻¹η_k(L)(paperetatransf).
All nontrivial proofs are sorry-ed for now; this file pins the statements.
The period pair a•L with periods (a·ω₁, a·ω₂), generating the equivalent lattice
a·L (paper ch. 3: "equivalent lattices").
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Multiplication by a as an equivalence between the lattice of L and that of a•L.
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Multiplication by a as an equivalence between the nonzero lattice points of L and
those of a•L.
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Termwise scaling identities (helpers) #
The discriminant and Klein's absolute invariant (paper Def. defijdelta) #
Klein's absolute invariant of a lattice,
J(L) = g₂(L)³ / (g₂(L)³ - 27·g₃(L)²) (paper Def. defijdelta).
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Scaling laws (paper trafog23, etatransf) #
Klein's absolute invariant is invariant under scaling: J(aL) = J(L)
(paper trafog23).
Scaling law for the ℘-function: ℘(az; aL) = a⁻²·℘(z; L).
Scaling law for ℘′: ℘'(az; aL) = a⁻³·℘'(z; L).
Scaling law for the ζ-function: ζ(az; aL) = a⁻¹·ζ(z; L) (paper etatransf).
Scaling law for the σ-function: σ(az; aL) = a·σ(z; L).