Degrees of points with rational $j$-invariant on $X_{0}(n)$ and $X_{1}(n)$
Kenji Terao

TL;DR
This paper classifies the degrees of rational $j$-invariant points on modular curves $X_0(n)$ and $X_1(n)$, determining which occur infinitely often unconditionally and which finitely often under a conjecture, with applications to isolated $j$-invariants.
Contribution
It introduces the concept of $ ext{H}$-closures of subgroups of $ ext{GL}_2( ext{Zhat})$ and computes these closures for Galois representations, advancing understanding of rational points on modular curves.
Findings
Classified degrees of rational $j$-invariant points on $X_0(n)$ and $X_1(n)$.
Computed $ ext{B}_0(n)$- and $ ext{B}_1(n)$-closures of Galois representations.
Identified infinitely and finitely occurring degrees, with an application to isolated $j$-invariants.
Abstract
We give a classification of the degrees of the points with rational -invariant on the modular curves and . The degrees which occur infinitely often are computed unconditionally, while those which occur finitely often are determined assuming a conjecture of Zywina. To achieve this, we define the notion of -closures of subgroups of , and compute the - and -closures of images of Galois representations of elliptic curves defined over . An application to computing the set of isolated -invariants in is also given.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic and geometric function theory · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
