“…Therefore, Γ ⊂ Γ K ⊂ Γ K , where Γ K is the period group of K. Hence we obtain the following sequence of homomorphisms: The period group of σ * (Mer(A)| A ) is Γ. Then τ 1 : A = C π /Γ −→ C π /Γ K is also an isogeny by Proposition 3 in [5]. Therefore, τ 2 • τ 1 : A −→ C π /Γ is an isogeny.…”
Section: Degenerate Abelian Function Fieldsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…For a subfield K of Mer(C n ) we denote by Γ K := f ∈K Γ f the period group of K. A subfield K is said to be non-degenerate if it has a non-degenerate meromorphic function. We stated the following lemma without proof in [5]. Here we give its proof for the convenience of readers.…”
Section: Algebraic Addition Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[5]), we haveMer(A)| A ∼ = Mer(B)| B and Mer(B)| B ∼ = Mer (C π /Γ K ) C π /ΓK . Hence we obtain K ∼ = σ * Mer(A)| A .…”
Originally, an abelian function field is the field of meromorphic functions on the Jacobi variety J(X) of a compact Riemann surface X. It is generated by the fundamental abelian functions belonging to the meromorphic function field on X. We study this relation for singular curves.
“…Therefore, Γ ⊂ Γ K ⊂ Γ K , where Γ K is the period group of K. Hence we obtain the following sequence of homomorphisms: The period group of σ * (Mer(A)| A ) is Γ. Then τ 1 : A = C π /Γ −→ C π /Γ K is also an isogeny by Proposition 3 in [5]. Therefore, τ 2 • τ 1 : A −→ C π /Γ is an isogeny.…”
Section: Degenerate Abelian Function Fieldsmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…For a subfield K of Mer(C n ) we denote by Γ K := f ∈K Γ f the period group of K. A subfield K is said to be non-degenerate if it has a non-degenerate meromorphic function. We stated the following lemma without proof in [5]. Here we give its proof for the convenience of readers.…”
Section: Algebraic Addition Theoremmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[5]), we haveMer(A)| A ∼ = Mer(B)| B and Mer(B)| B ∼ = Mer (C π /Γ K ) C π /ΓK . Hence we obtain K ∼ = σ * Mer(A)| A .…”
Originally, an abelian function field is the field of meromorphic functions on the Jacobi variety J(X) of a compact Riemann surface X. It is generated by the fundamental abelian functions belonging to the meromorphic function field on X. We study this relation for singular curves.
“…Recently, the author determined meromorphic function fields closed by partial derivatives ( [1]). It suggests how we may construct meromorphic functions with periods satisfying the condition in Theorem 2, except abelian functions.…”
Let ℘ be a Weierstrass ℘-function with algebraic g 2 and g 3 , whose fundamental periods ω 1 , ω 2 satisfy Im(ω 1 ) = 0. We show that πr or ℘(ω 1 r) is transcendental for any non-zero real number r.
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