A computational note about Fricke-Macbeath's curve
Rube\'en A. Hidalgo

TL;DR
This paper constructs explicit models and isomorphisms for the Fricke-Macbeath's curve, a Hurwitz curve of genus 7, over specific number fields, facilitating computational approaches to its equations over rationals.
Contribution
It provides explicit models and isomorphisms of Fricke-Macbeath's curve over quadratic fields, aiding in deriving equations over ${ m extbf{Q}}$.
Findings
Explicit model of Fricke-Macbeath's curve over ${ m extbf{Q}}( oot{-7} ext{})$
Constructed isomorphisms over ${ m extbf{Q}}( ho)$ and ${ m extbf{Q}}( oot{-7} ext{})$
Framework for computational derivation of equations over ${ m extbf{Q}}$
Abstract
The well known Hurwitz upper bound states that a closed Riemann surface of genus has at most conformal automorphisms. If has exactly conformal automorphisms, then it is called a Hurwitz curve. The first two genera for which there are Hurwitz's curves are . In both situations there is exactly one such curve up to conformal equivalence, in particular, in both cases the field of moduli is . As these two curves are quasiplatonic curves, they are definable over . The Hurwitz's curve of genus is given by Klein's quartic . The Hurwitz's curve of genus is known as Fricke-Macbeath's curve and equations over , where , are known due to Macbeath. Unfortunately, explicit equations over are not easy to find for this curve. In this paper we…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
