# Abelian varieties with complex multiplication and modular by Goro Shimura

By Goro Shimura

Reciprocity legislation of assorted forms play a relevant position in quantity idea. within the least difficult case, one obtains a clear formula by way of roots of team spirit, that are certain values of exponential features. an identical thought could be constructed for distinctive values of elliptic or elliptic modular services, and is named complicated multiplication of such features. In 1900 Hilbert proposed the generalization of those because the 12th of his recognized difficulties. during this e-book, Goro Shimura presents the main accomplished generalizations of this sort through declaring numerous reciprocity legislation by way of abelian types, theta features, and modular services of numerous variables, together with Siegel modular capabilities.

This topic is heavily hooked up with the zeta functionality of an abelian style, that is additionally coated as a prime subject within the ebook. The 3rd subject explored via Shimura is a number of the algebraic kin one of the sessions of abelian integrals. The research of such algebraicity is comparatively new, yet has attracted the curiosity of more and more many researchers. a number of the subject matters mentioned during this ebook haven't been coated prior to. specifically, this is often the 1st ebook during which the subjects of assorted algebraic relatives one of the classes of abelian integrals, in addition to the distinctive values of theta and Siegel modular capabilities, are handled commonly.

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