Belyi map verification using certified path tracking
Alexandre Guillemot, John Voight

TL;DR
This paper introduces a rigorous workflow for computing and certifying the monodromy of Belyi maps using certified homotopy continuation, applied at scale to the LMFDB.
Contribution
It presents a novel end-to-end method for verifying Belyi maps' monodromy over number fields with certified path tracking, enabling large-scale certification.
Findings
Successfully certified monodromy triples for numerous Belyi maps in LMFDB
Demonstrated the effectiveness of certified homotopy continuation in algebraic geometry
Provided a scalable approach for verifying complex algebraic structures
Abstract
We provide an end-to-end workflow to rigorously compute the monodromy of Belyi maps from exact equations over number fields using certified homotopy continuation. We then apply this method at scale to certify the monodromy triples of Belyi maps in the -functions and Modular Forms Database (LMFDB).
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