Mumford curves covering p-adic Shimura curves and their fundamental domains
Laia Amor\'os, Piermarco Milione

TL;DR
This paper explicitly describes fundamental domains for p-adic uniformizations of certain Shimura curves, generalizing previous results, and provides methods to find Mumford curves covering these Shimura curves along with their fundamental groups and reduction-graphs.
Contribution
It introduces a new method to explicitly determine fundamental domains and Mumford curves covering Shimura curves with specific discriminant and level, extending classical results.
Findings
Explicit descriptions of fundamental domains for p-adic Shimura curves.
Construction of Mumford curves covering Shimura curves with generators for Schottky groups.
Formulas for reduction-graphs and their lengths at p.
Abstract
We give an explicit description of fundamental domains associated to the -adic uniformisation of families of Shimura curves of discriminant and level , for which the one-sided ideal class number is . The obtained results generalise those in \cite[Ch. IX]{Gerritzen_vanderPut1980} for Shimura curves of discriminant and level . The method we present here enables us to find Mumford curves covering Shimura curves, together with a free system of generators for the associated Schottky groups, -adic good fundamental domains and their stable reduction-graphs. This is based on a detailed study of the modular arithmetic of an Eichler order of level inside the definite quaternion algebra of discriminant , for which we generalise classical results of Hurwitz \cite{Hurwitz1896}. As an application, we prove general formulas for the reduction-graphs with…
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TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Advanced Algebra and Geometry · Analytic Number Theory Research
