2000
DOI: 10.1090/s0002-9947-00-02619-2
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Theta line bundles and the determinant of the Hodge bundle

Abstract: Abstract. We give an expression of the determinant of the push forward of a symmetric line bundle on a complex abelian fibration, in terms of the pull back of the relative dualizing sheaf via the zero section. Introduction Moreover, when L is totally symmetric (and therefore d is an even integer), we have Theorem B. Keeping the notation of Theorem A, assume in addition that L is a totally symmetric line bundle on X and thatThe theorems are proved by using a refinement of the theta transformation formula, see … Show more

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“…The question of finding the precise order of ∆ g,δ has been studied in [5], Thm. 5.1, [18], [8] and [10]. In particular, our approach to the question can be viewed as the algebraic version of [8], where the transformation laws of theta functions are employed to compute the order of ∆ g,δ .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The question of finding the precise order of ∆ g,δ has been studied in [5], Thm. 5.1, [18], [8] and [10]. In particular, our approach to the question can be viewed as the algebraic version of [8], where the transformation laws of theta functions are employed to compute the order of ∆ g,δ .…”
Section: ⊗2mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is known from the transformation theory of theta-functions (see [10]) that this result is sharp for principal polarizations (d 1). In the case of analytic families of complex Abelian varieties A. Kouvidakis showed in [7] using theta functions that if the type of polarization is d 1 Y F F F Y d g with d 1 j F F F jd g then 4 Á DL 0 except when 3jd g and d gÀ1 T 0 mod3. In the latter case he proved that 12 Á DL 0.…”
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“…Kouvidakis proved in [7] that for a totally symmetric line bundle L one always has 3 Á D H L 0 if g X 3 and the characteristic is zero (furthermore, D H L 0 if the 3-polarization type is not 1Y F F F Y 1Y 3 k , k b 0). It would be nice to extend this result to the case of positive characteristics.…”
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