Shimura varieties

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Shimura varieties are higher-dimensional algebraic varieties that generalize modular curves and play a central role in the Langlands program by connecting number theory, automorphic forms, and arithmetic geometry.

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Shimura curve 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic variety
higher-dimensional algebraic variety
object of arithmetic geometry
appearsIn André–Oort conjecture NERFINISHED
Langlands correspondence NERFINISHED
Mumford–Tate conjecture NERFINISHED
Zilber–Pink conjecture NERFINISHED
definedFrom Shimura datum NERFINISHED
conjugacy class of homomorphisms from Deligne torus
reductive algebraic group over Q
generalizes modular curves
hasApplication study of Hodge structures
study of periods and motives
study of rational points
hasComponent Shimura variety of Hodge type NERFINISHED
Shimura variety of PEL type
Shimura variety of abelian type NERFINISHED
connected Shimura variety
hasProperty admit minimal (Baily–Borel) compactifications
admit toroidal compactifications
admits canonical models over reflex field
can have compactifications
defined over a number field called reflex field
often quasi-projective
hasStructure Hecke correspondences NERFINISHED
Shimura datum NERFINISHED
canonical model over a number field
complex analytic uniformization
special points
special subvarieties
namedAfter Goro Shimura NERFINISHED
relatedTo Galois representations
L-functions NERFINISHED
Langlands program NERFINISHED
arithmetic geometry
automorphic forms
number theory
representation theory
specialCaseOf Hilbert modular varieties NERFINISHED
Siegel modular varieties NERFINISHED
moduli space of abelian varieties with additional structure
unitary Shimura varieties NERFINISHED
studiedBy Goro Shimura NERFINISHED
Pierre Deligne NERFINISHED
Robert Langlands NERFINISHED
usedIn construction of Galois representations from automorphic forms
formulation of reciprocity laws
proofs of modularity lifting theorems
study of motives

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Hilbert’s twelfth problem relatedTo Shimura varieties
Teichmüller curve relatedTo Shimura varieties
this entity surface form: Shimura curve