Multi-variable sigma-functions: old and new results
Victor Buchstaber, Victor Enolski, Dmitry Leykin

TL;DR
This paper explores multi-variable sigma functions of hyperelliptic curves, providing new theta-constant representations of periods, generalizations of Rosenhain formulae, and methods to construct differential operators for hyperelliptic functions.
Contribution
It introduces novel theta-constant formulas for periods and a method to construct differential operators for hyperelliptic sigma-functions, extending existing theories.
Findings
Derived theta-constant expressions for periods of hyperelliptic curves.
Generalized Rosenhain type formulae for first kind periods.
Constructed differentiation operators for genus 1 and 2 hyperelliptic functions.
Abstract
We consider multi-variable sigma function of a genus hyperelliptic curve as a function of two group of variables -jacobian variables and parameters of the curve. In the theta-functional representation of sigma-function, the second group arises as periods of first and second kind differentials of the curve. We develop representation of periods in terms of theta-constants. For the first kind periods, generalizations of Rosenhain type formulae are obtained, whilst for the second kind periods theta-constant expressions arepresented which are explicitly related to the fixed co-homology basis.We describe a method of constructing differentiation operators for hyperelliptic analogues of - and -functions on the parameters of the hyperelliptic curve. To demonstrate this method, we gave the detailed construction of these operators in the cases of genus 1 and 2.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic Geometry and Number Theory · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
