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22 March 2025
 
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New explicit formulas for Faltings' delta-invariant
Robert Wilms ;
Date 3 May 2016
AbstractIn this paper we give new explicit formulas for Faltings’ $delta$-invariant in terms of integrals of theta functions, and we deduce an explicit lower bound for $delta$ only in terms of the genus and an explicit upper bound for the Arakelov-Green function in terms of $delta$. Furthermore, we give a canonical extension of $delta$ and the Zhang-Kawazumi invariant $varphi$ to the moduli space of indecomposable principally polarised complex abelian varieties. As applications to Arakelov theory, we obtain bounds for the Arakelov heights of Weierstra{ss} points and for the Arakelov intersection number of any geometric point with certain torsion line bundles in terms of the Faltings height. Moreover, we deduce an improved version of Szpiro’s small points conjecture for cyclic covers of prime degree and an explicit expression for the Arakelov self-intersection number $omega^2$, an effective version of the Bogomolov conjecture and an arithmetic analogue of the Bogomolov-Miyaoka-Yau inequality for hyperelliptic curves.
Source arXiv, 1605.0847
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