Drinfeld modules

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Drinfeld modules are algebraic structures that generalize elliptic curves to the setting of function fields, playing a central role in modern arithmetic geometry and the theory of automorphic forms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf algebraic structure
generalization of elliptic curves
object in arithmetic geometry
actOn additive group via Frobenius-type operators
centralIn Drinfeld’s proof of the global Langlands correspondence for GL(2) over function fields
consideredAs function field analogues of abelian varieties
definedOver fields of positive characteristic
global function fields
fieldOfStudy arithmetic geometry
function field arithmetic
number theory
theory of automorphic forms
generalizes elliptic curves over number fields
hasAnalogueOf L-function
Mordell–Weil theorem NERFINISHED
Néron–Ogg–Shafarevich criterion NERFINISHED
Serre–Tate theory of deformations NERFINISHED
Tate module
complex multiplication theory
modular forms
hasComponent ring homomorphism from A to endomorphisms of the additive group
underlying additive group scheme
hasInvariant conductor
endomorphism ring
height
j-invariant analogue
hasProperty admit a theory of isogenies
admit a theory of torsion points
admit good and bad reduction at places
form moduli spaces
have associated Galois representations
have associated exponential functions
have associated periods and quasi-periods
introducedBy Vladimir Drinfeld NERFINISHED
introducedIn 1970s
namedAfter Vladimir Drinfeld NERFINISHED
oftenAssume A is a ring of functions regular away from a fixed place of a global function field
parameterizedBy characteristic
rank
relatedTo Anderson motives NERFINISHED
Drinfeld modular curves NERFINISHED
Drinfeld modular forms NERFINISHED
shtukas
t-motives NERFINISHED
studiedIn positive characteristic Hodge theory
usedIn Langlands correspondence over function fields NERFINISHED
construction of Galois representations
explicit class field theory for function fields
study of special values of L-functions

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Vladimir Drinfeld knownFor Drinfeld modules