Example #1
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def add_heights(data, verbose=False):
    r""" If data holds the data fields for a curve this returns the same
    with the heights of the points included as a new field with key
    'heights'.  It is more convenient to do this separately than while
    parsing the input files since curves() knows tha a-invariants but
    not the gens and curve_data() vice versa.
    """
    if 'heights' in data and 'reg' in data:
        return data
    ngens = data.get('ngens', 0)
    if ngens == 0:
        data['heights'] = []
        data['reg'] = float(1)
        return data
    # Now there is work to do
    K = nf_lookup(data['field_label'])
    if 'ainvs' in data:
        ainvs = data['ainvs']
    else:
        ainvs = nfcurves.find_one({'label': data['label']})['ainvs']
    ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K, ainvs)  # list of K-elements
    E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
    gens = [E(parse_point(K, x)) for x in data['gens']]
    data['heights'] = [float(P.height()) for P in gens]
    data['reg'] = float(E.regulator_of_points(gens))
    if verbose:
        print("added heights %s and regulator %s to %s" %
              (data['heights'], data['reg'], data['label']))
    return data
Example #2
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def genus1_lookup_equation_nf(rec):
    assert rec['g'] == 1
    # make base field
    nf_matches = list(db.nf_fields.search({'coeffs': rec['base_field']}))
    if len(nf_matches) == 0:
        return None
    else:
        nf_rec = nf_matches[0]
        # make curve
        f, h = curve_string_parser(rec)
        ainvs = hyperelliptic_polys_to_ainvs(f, h)
        E = EllipticCurve(ainvs)
        K = E.base_field()
        j = E.j_invariant()
        j_str = NFelt(j)
        j_matches = list(
            db.ec_nfcurves.search({
                "field_label": nf_rec['label'],
                "jinv": j_str
            }))
        for r in j_matches:
            ainvs2 = parse_ainvs(K, r['ainvs'])
            E2 = EllipticCurve(ainvs2)
            assert E.base_field() == E2.base_field()
            if E.is_isomorphic(E2):
                return r['label']
    #print("Curve not found in database")
    return None
Example #3
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def add_heights(data, verbose = False):
    r""" If data holds the data fields for a curve this returns the same
    with the heights of the points included as a new field with key
    'heights'.  It is more convenient to do this separately than while
    parsing the input files since curves() knows tha a-invariants but
    not the gens and curve_data() vice versa.
    """
    if 'heights' in data and 'reg' in data:
        return data
    ngens = data.get('ngens', 0)
    if ngens == 0:
        data['heights'] = []
        data['reg'] = float(1)
        return data
    # Now there is work to do
    K = nf_lookup(data['field_label'])
    if 'ainvs' in data:
        ainvs = data['ainvs']
    else:
        ainvs = nfcurves.find_one({'label':data['label']})['ainvs']
    ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K, ainvs)  # list of K-elements
    E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
    gens = [E(parse_point(K,x)) for x in data['gens']]
    data['heights'] = [float(P.height()) for P in gens]
    data['reg'] = float(E.regulator_of_points(gens))
    if verbose:
        print("added heights %s and regulator %s to %s" % (data['heights'],data['reg'], data['label']))
    return data
Example #4
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def fix1_qcurve_flag(ec, verbose=False):
    """
    Update ec structure (from nfcurves collection) with the correct
    q_curves flag.  For degree >2 at present we only do trivial tests
    here which do not require any computation.
    """
    if ec['q_curve']:  # keep old True values
        return ec

    # Easy sufficient tests in all degrees
    qc = False
    if ec['cm']:
        qc = True
    elif all(c == '0' for c in ec['jinv'].split(",")[1:]):
        qc = True

    if qc:  # then we have just set it to True
        if ec['q_curve'] != qc:
            if verbose:
                print("{}: changing q_curve flag from {} to {}".format(
                    ec['label'], ec['q_curve'], qc))
        ec['q_curve'] = qc
        return ec

    # else if degree != 2 just replace possibly false negatives with '?'
    if ec['degree'] > 2:
        qc = '?'
        # if ec['q_curve'] != qc:
        #     print("{}: changing q_curve flag from {} to {}".format(ec['label'],ec['q_curve'],qc))
        ec['q_curve'] = qc
        return ec

    # else (degree 2 only for now) do the work (knowing that E does
    # not have CM and j(E) is not in Q)

    K = FIELD(ec['field_label'])
    sigma = K.K().galois_group()[1]
    # Compute the Q-curve flag from scratch

    N = ideal_from_string(K.K(), ec['conductor_ideal'])
    if sigma(N) != N:
        qc = False
    else:  # construct and check the curve
        ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
        E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
        qc = is_Q_curve(E)
    if ec['q_curve'] != qc:
        if verbose:
            print("{}: changing q_curve flag from {} to {}".format(
                ec['label'], ec['q_curve'], qc))
    ec['q_curve'] = qc
    return ec
Example #5
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def fix1_qcurve_flag(ec, verbose=False):
    """
    Update ec structure (from nfcurves collection) with the correct
    q_curves flag.  For degree >2 at present we only do trivial tests
    here which do not require any computation.
    """
    if ec['q_curve']: # keep old True values
        return ec

    # Easy sufficient tests in all degrees
    qc = False
    if ec['cm']:
        qc = True
    elif all(c=='0' for c in ec['jinv'].split(",")[1:]):
        qc = True

    if qc: # then we have just set it to True
        if ec['q_curve'] != qc:
            if verbose:
                print("{}: changing q_curve flag from {} to {}".format(ec['label'],ec['q_curve'],qc))
        ec['q_curve'] = qc
        return ec

    # else if degree != 2 just replace possibly false negatives with '?'
    if ec['degree'] > 2:
        qc = '?'
        # if ec['q_curve'] != qc:
        #     print("{}: changing q_curve flag from {} to {}".format(ec['label'],ec['q_curve'],qc))
        ec['q_curve'] = qc
        return ec

    # else (degree 2 only for now) do the work (knowing that E does
    # not have CM and j(E) is not in Q)

    K = FIELD(ec['field_label'])
    sigma = K.K().galois_group()[1]
    # Compute the Q-curve flag from scratch

    N = ideal_from_string(K.K(),ec['conductor_ideal'])
    if sigma(N)!=N:
        qc = False
    else: # construct and check the curve
        ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
        E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
        qc = is_Q_curve(E)
    if ec['q_curve'] != qc:
        if verbose:
            print("{}: changing q_curve flag from {} to {}".format(ec['label'],ec['q_curve'],qc))
    ec['q_curve'] = qc
    return ec
Example #6
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def curves(line, verbose=False):
    r""" Parses one line from a curves file.  Returns the label and a dict
    containing fields with keys 'field_label', 'degree', 'signature',
    'abs_disc', 'label', 'short_label', conductor_label',
    'conductor_ideal', 'conductor_norm', 'iso_label', 'iso_nlabel',
    'number', 'ainvs', 'jinv', 'cm', 'q_curve', 'base_change',
    'torsion_order', 'torsion_structure', 'torsion_gens'; and (added
    May 2016): 'equation', 'local_data', 'non_min_p', 'minD'

    Input line fields (13):

    field_label conductor_label iso_label number conductor_ideal conductor_norm a1 a2 a3 a4 a6 cm base_change

    Sample input line:

    2.0.4.1 65.18.1 a 1 [65,18,1] 65 1,1 1,1 0,1 -1,1 -1,0 0 0
    """
    # Parse the line and form the full label:
    data = split(line)
    if len(data) != 13:
        print "line %s does not have 13 fields, skipping" % line
    field_label = data[0]  # string
    IQF_flag = field_label.split(".")[:2] == ['2', '0']
    K = nf_lookup(field_label) if IQF_flag else None
    conductor_label = data[1]  # string
    # convert label (does nothing except for imaginary quadratic)
    conductor_label = convert_conductor_label(field_label, conductor_label)
    iso_label = data[2]  # string
    iso_nlabel = numerify_iso_label(iso_label)  # int
    number = int(data[3])  # int
    short_class_label = "%s-%s" % (conductor_label, iso_label)
    short_label = "%s%s" % (short_class_label, str(number))
    class_label = "%s-%s" % (field_label, short_class_label)
    label = "%s-%s" % (field_label, short_label)

    conductor_ideal = data[4]  # string
    conductor_norm = int(data[5])  # int
    ainvs = ";".join(data[6:11])  # one string joining 5 NFelt strings
    cm = data[11]  # int or '?'
    if cm != '?':
        cm = int(cm)

    # Create the field and curve to compute the j-invariant:
    dummy, deg, sig, abs_disc = field_data(field_label)
    K = nf_lookup(field_label)
    #print("Field %s created, gen_name = %s" % (field_label,str(K.gen())))
    ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K, ainvs)  # list of K-elements
    E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
    #print("{} created with disc = {}, N(disc)={}".format(E,K.ideal(E.discriminant()).factor(),E.discriminant().norm().factor()))
    j = E.j_invariant()
    jinv = NFelt(j)
    if cm == '?':
        cm = get_cm(j)
        if cm:
            print "cm=%s for j=%s" % (cm, j)

    q_curve = data[12]  # 0, 1 or ?.  If unknown we'll determine this below.
    if q_curve in ['0', '1']:  # already set -- easy
        q_curve = bool(int(q_curve))
    else:
        try:
            q_curve = is_Q_curve(E)
        except NotImplementedError:
            q_curve = '?'

    # Here we should check that the conductor of the constructed curve
    # agrees with the input conductor.
    N = ideal_from_string(K, conductor_ideal)
    NE = E.conductor()
    if N == "wrong" or N != NE:
        print(
            "Wrong conductor ideal {} for label {}, using actual conductor {} instead"
            .format(conductor_ideal, label, NE))
        conductor_ideal = ideal_to_string(NE)
        N = NE

    # get torsion order, structure and generators:
    torgroup = E.torsion_subgroup()
    ntors = int(torgroup.order())
    torstruct = [int(n) for n in list(torgroup.invariants())]
    torgens = [point_string(P.element()) for P in torgroup.gens()]

    # get label of elliptic curve over Q for base_change cases (a
    # subset of Q-curves)

    if True:  # q_curve: now we have not precomputed Q-curve status
        # but still want to test for base change!
        if verbose:
            print("testing {} for base-change...".format(label))
        E1list = E.descend_to(QQ)
        if len(E1list):
            base_change = [cremona_to_lmfdb(E1.label()) for E1 in E1list]
            if verbose:
                print "%s is base change of %s" % (label, base_change)
        else:
            base_change = []
            # print "%s is a Q-curve, but not base-change..." % label
    else:
        base_change = []

    # NB if this is not a global minimal model then local_data may
    # include a prime at which we have good reduction.  This causes no
    # problems except that the bad_reduction_type is then None which
    # cannot be converted to an integer.  The bad reduction types are
    # coded as (Sage) integers in {-1,0,1}.
    local_data = [{
        'p':
        ideal_to_string(ld.prime()),
        'normp':
        str(ld.prime().norm()),
        'ord_cond':
        int(ld.conductor_valuation()),
        'ord_disc':
        int(ld.discriminant_valuation()),
        'ord_den_j':
        int(max(0, -(E.j_invariant().valuation(ld.prime())))),
        'red':
        None
        if ld.bad_reduction_type() == None else int(ld.bad_reduction_type()),
        'kod':
        web_latex(ld.kodaira_symbol()).replace('$', ''),
        'cp':
        int(ld.tamagawa_number())
    } for ld in E.local_data()]

    non_minimal_primes = [ideal_to_string(P) for P in E.non_minimal_primes()]
    minD = ideal_to_string(E.minimal_discriminant_ideal())

    edata = {
        'field_label': field_label,
        'degree': deg,
        'signature': sig,
        'abs_disc': abs_disc,
        'class_label': class_label,
        'short_class_label': short_class_label,
        'label': label,
        'short_label': short_label,
        'conductor_label': conductor_label,
        'conductor_ideal': conductor_ideal,
        'conductor_norm': conductor_norm,
        'iso_label': iso_label,
        'iso_nlabel': iso_nlabel,
        'number': number,
        'ainvs': ainvs,
        'jinv': jinv,
        'cm': cm,
        'q_curve': q_curve,
        'base_change': base_change,
        'torsion_order': ntors,
        'torsion_structure': torstruct,
        'torsion_gens': torgens,
        'equation': web_latex(E),
        'local_data': local_data,
        'minD': minD,
        'non_min_p': non_minimal_primes,
    }

    return label, edata
Example #7
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def check_Q_curves(field_label='2.2.5.1',
                   min_norm=0,
                   max_norm=None,
                   fix=False,
                   verbose=False):
    """Given a (quadratic) field label test all curves E over that field for being Q-curves.
    """
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    query['conductor_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
    if max_norm:
        query['conductor_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    else:
        max_norm = 'infinity'
    cursor = nfcurves.find(query)
    # keep the curves and re-find them, else the cursor times out.
    curves = [ec['label'] for ec in cursor]
    ncurves = len(curves)
    print("Checking {} curves over field {}".format(ncurves, field_label))
    K = FIELD(field_label)
    sigma = K.K().galois_group()[1]
    bad1 = []
    bad2 = []
    count = 0
    for label in curves:
        count += 1
        if count % 1000 == 0:
            print("checked {} curves ({}%)".format(count,
                                                   100.0 * count / ncurves))
        ec = nfcurves.find_one({'label': label})
        assert label == ec['label']
        method = None
        # first check that j(E) is rational (no computation needed)
        jinv = ec['jinv']
        if all(c == '0' for c in jinv.split(",")[1:]):
            if verbose: print("{}: j in QQ".format(label))
            qc = True
            method = "j in Q"
        elif ec['cm']:
            if verbose: print("{}: CM".format(label))
            qc = True
            method = "CM"
        else:  # construct and check the conductor
            if verbose:
                print("{}: checking conductor".format(label))
            N = ideal_from_string(K.K(), ec['conductor_ideal'])
            if sigma(N) != N:
                qc = False
                method = "conductor"
            else:  # construct and check the curve
                if verbose:
                    print("{}: checking isogenies".format(label))
                ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
                E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
                qc = is_Q_curve(E)
                method = "isogenies"
        db_qc = ec['q_curve']
        if qc and not db_qc:
            print("Curve {} is a Q-curve (using {}) but database thinks not".
                  format(label, method))
            bad1 += [label]
        elif db_qc and not qc:
            print(
                "Curve {} is not a Q-curve (using {}) but database thinks it is"
                .format(label, method))
            bad2 += [label]
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("Curve {} OK (using {})".format(label, method))
    print(
        "{} curves in the database are incorrectly labelled as being Q-curves".
        format(len(bad2)))
    print(
        "{} curves in the database are incorrectly labelled as NOT being Q-curves"
        .format(len(bad1)))
    return bad1, bad2
Example #8
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def find_curves(field_label='2.2.5.1', min_norm=0, max_norm=None, label=None, outfilename=None, verbose=False, effort=500):
    r""" Go through all Hilbert Modular Forms with the given field label,
    assumed totally real, for level norms in the given range, test
    whether an elliptic curve exists with the same label; if not, find
    the curves using Magma; output these to a file.
    """
    print("Checking forms over {}, norms from {} to {}".format(field_label,min_norm,max_norm))
    if outfilename:
        print("Output of curves found to {}".format(outfilename))
    else:
        print("No curve search or output, just checking")
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    if fields.find({'label': field_label}).count() == 0:
        if verbose:
            print("No HMF data for field %s" % field_label)
        return None

    query['dimension'] = 1  # only look at rational newforms
    if label:
        print("looking for {} only".format(label))
        query['short_label'] = label # e.g. '91.1-a'
    else:
        query['level_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
        if max_norm:
            query['level_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    cursor = forms.find(query)
    cursor.sort([('level_norm', pymongo.ASCENDING)])
    labels = [f['label'] for f in cursor]
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    missing_curves = []
    K = HilbertNumberField(field_label)
    primes = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter(1000)]
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Step 1: look at all newforms, check that there is an elliptic
    # curve of the same label, and if so compare ap-lists.  The
    # dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when there is
    # disagreement: e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] =
    # aplist.

    for curve_label in labels:
        # We find the forms again since otherwise the cursor might timeout during the loop.
        f = forms.find_one({'label': curve_label})
        ec = nfcurves.find_one({'field_label': field_label, 'class_label': curve_label, 'number': 1})
        if ec:
            if verbose:
                print("curve with label %s found in the database" % curve_label)
            nfound += 1
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            aplist = [E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes]
            f_aplist = [int(a) for a in f['hecke_eigenvalues']]
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags) if flag]
            nap = min(len(aplist), len(f_aplist))
            if aplist[:nap] == f_aplist[:nap]:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve {} and newform agree! (checked {} ap)".format(ec['short_label'],nap))
            else:
                print("Curve {} does NOT agree with newform".format(ec['short_label']))
                if verbose:
                    for P,aPf,aPc in zip(good_primes[:nap], f_aplist[:nap], aplist[:nap]):
                        if aPf!=aPc:
                            print("P = {} with norm {}".format(P,P.norm().factor()))
                            print("ap from curve: %s" % aPc)
                            print("ap from  form: %s" % aPf)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No curve with label %s found in the database!" % curve_label)
            missing_curves.append(f['short_label'])
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print("Out of %s newforms, %s curves were found in the database and %s were not found" % (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print("Out of %s newforms, all %s had curves with the same label and ap" % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" % (nok, nfound - nok))
    if nnotfound:
        print("%s missing curves" % len(missing_curves))
    else:
        return

    # Step 2: for each newform for which there was no curve, call interface to Magma's EllipticCurveSearch()
    # (unless outfilename is None in which case just dump the missing labels to a file)

    if outfilename:
        outfile = file(outfilename, mode="w")
    else:
        t = file("curves_missing.{}".format(field_label), mode="w")
        for c in missing_curves:
            t.write(c)
            t.write("\n")
        t.close()
        return

    def output(L):
        if outfilename:
            outfile.write(L)
        if verbose:
            sys.stdout.write(L)

    bad_p = []
    #if field_label=='4.4.1600.1': bad_p = [7**2,13**2,29**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.2304.1': bad_p = [19**2,29**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.4225.1': bad_p = [17**2,23**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.7056.1': bad_p = [29**2,31**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.7168.1': bad_p = [29**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.9248.1': bad_p = [23**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.11025.1': bad_p = [17**2,37**2,43**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.13824.1': bad_p = [19**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.12400.1': bad_p = [23**2]
    if field_label=='4.4.180769.1': bad_p = [23**2]
    if field_label=='6.6.905177.1': bad_p = [2**3]
    bad_p = []

    effort0 = effort
    for nf_label in missing_curves:
        if verbose:
            print("Curve %s is missing from the database..." % nf_label)
        form = forms.find_one({'field_label': field_label, 'short_label': nf_label})
        if not form:
            print("... form %s not found!" % nf_label)
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("... found form, calling Magma search")

            print("Conductor = %s" % form['level_ideal'].replace(" ",""))
            N = K.ideal(form['level_label'])
            neigs = len(form['hecke_eigenvalues'])
            Plist = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter(neigs)]
            goodP = [(i, P) for i, P in enumerate(Plist)
                     if not P.divides(N)
                     and not P.norm() in bad_p
                     and P.residue_class_degree()==1]
            aplist = [int(form['hecke_eigenvalues'][i]) for i, P in goodP]
            Plist = [P for i,P in goodP]
            nap = len(Plist)
            neigs0 = min(nap,100)
            effort=effort0
            if verbose:
                print("Using %s ap from Hilbert newform and effort %s" % (neigs0,effort))
                if bad_p:
                    print("( excluding primes with norms {})".format(bad_p))
            #inds = list(set([randint(0,nap-1) for _ in range(neigs0)]))
            inds = range(neigs0)
            Plist0 = [Plist[i] for i in inds]
            aplist0 = [aplist[i] for i in inds]
            curves = EllipticCurveSearch(K.K(), Plist0, N, aplist0, effort)
            # rep = 0
            allrep=0
            while not curves and allrep<10:
                allrep += 1
                effort*=2
                # if rep<2:
                #     rep += 1
                # else:
                #     rep = 1
                #     effort *=2
                if verbose:
                    print("No curves found by Magma, trying again with effort %s..." % effort)
                curves = EllipticCurveSearch(K.K(), Plist0, N, aplist0, effort)
                if verbose:
                    if curves:
                        print("Success!")
                    else:
                        print("Still no success")
            E = None
            if curves:
                E = curves[0]
                print("%s curves for %s found, first is %s" % (len(curves),nf_label,E.ainvs()))
            else:
                print("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!")
                print("!!! No curves for %s found (using %s ap) !!!" % (nf_label,len(aplist)))
                print("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!")

        if E!=None:
            ec = {}
            ec['field_label'] = field_label
            ec['conductor_label'] = form['level_label']
            ec['iso_label'] = form['label_suffix']
            ec['number'] = int(1)
            ec['conductor_ideal'] = form['level_ideal'].replace(" ","")
            ec['conductor_norm'] = form['level_norm']
            ai = E.ainvs()
            ec['ainvs'] = ";".join([",".join([str(c) for c in list(a)]) for a in ai])
            #print ec['ainvs']
            ec['cm'] = '?'
            ec['base_change'] = []
            output(make_curves_line(ec) + "\n")
            if outfilename:
                outfile.flush()
Example #9
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def find_curve_labels(field_label='2.2.5.1', min_norm=0, max_norm=None, outfilename=None, verbose=False, effort=1000):
    r""" Go through all Hilbert Modular Forms with the given field label,
    assumed totally real, for level norms in the given range, test
    whether an elliptic curve exists with the same label.
    """
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    if fields.find({'label': field_label}).count() == 0:
        if verbose:
            print("No HMF data for field %s" % field_label)
        return None

    query['dimension'] = 1  # only look at rational newforms
    query['level_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
    if max_norm:
        query['level_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    else:
        max_norm = 'infinity'
    cursor = forms.find(query)
    cursor.sort([('level_norm', pymongo.ASCENDING)])
    labels = [f['label'] for f in cursor]
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    missing_curves = []
    K = HilbertNumberField(field_label)
    primes = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter()]
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Step 1: look at all newforms, check that there is an elliptic
    # curve of the same label, and if so compare ap-lists.  The
    # dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when there is
    # disagreement: e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] =
    # aplist.

    for curve_label in labels:
        # We find the forms again since otherwise the cursor might timeout during the loop.
        f = forms.find_one({'label': curve_label})
        ec = nfcurves.find_one({'field_label': field_label, 'class_label': curve_label, 'number': 1})
        if ec:
            if verbose:
                print("curve with label %s found" % curve_label)
            nfound += 1
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            aplist = [E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes[:30]]
            f_aplist = [int(a) for a in f['hecke_eigenvalues'][:40]]
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags) if flag][:30]
            if aplist == f_aplist:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve %s and newform agree!" % ec['short_label'])
            else:
                print("Curve %s does NOT agree with newform" % ec['short_label'])
                if verbose:
                    print("ap from curve: %s" % aplist)
                    print("ap from  form: %s" % f_aplist)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No curve with label %s found!" % curve_label)
            missing_curves.append(f['short_label'])
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print("Out of %s newforms, %s curves were found and %s were not found" % (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print("Out of %s newforms, all %s had curves with the same label and ap" % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" % (nok, nfound - nok))
    if nnotfound:
        print("Missing curves: %s" % missing_curves)
    else:
        return

    if outfilename==None:
        return

    # Step 2: for each newform for which there was no curve, create a
    # Magma file containing code to search for such a curve.

    # First output Magma code to define the field and primes:
    output_magma_field(field_label, K.K(), primes, outfilename)
    if verbose:
        print("...output definition of field and primes finished")

    for nf_label in missing_curves:
        if verbose:
            print("Curve %s is missing..." % nf_label)
        form = forms.find_one({'field_label': field_label, 'short_label': nf_label})
        if not form:
            print("... form %s not found!" % nf_label)
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("... found form, outputting Magma search code")
            output_magma_curve_search(K, form, outfilename, verbose=verbose, effort=effort)
Example #10
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def make_curve(dbCurve):
    nf = nf_lookup(dbCurve['field_label'])
    ainvs = parse_ainvs(nf, dbCurve['ainvs'])
    return EllipticCurve(ainvs)
Example #11
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def curves(line, verbose=False):
    r""" Parses one line from a curves file.  Returns the label and a dict
    containing fields with keys 'field_label', 'degree', 'signature',
    'abs_disc', 'label', 'short_label', conductor_label',
    'conductor_ideal', 'conductor_norm', 'iso_label', 'iso_nlabel',
    'number', 'ainvs', 'jinv', 'cm', 'q_curve', 'base_change',
    'torsion_order', 'torsion_structure', 'torsion_gens'; and (added
    May 2016): 'equation', 'local_data', 'non_min_p', 'minD'

    Input line fields (13):

    field_label conductor_label iso_label number conductor_ideal conductor_norm a1 a2 a3 a4 a6 cm base_change

    Sample input line:

    2.0.4.1 65.18.1 a 1 [65,18,1] 65 1,1 1,1 0,1 -1,1 -1,0 0 0
    """
    # Parse the line and form the full label:
    data = split(line)
    if len(data) != 13:
        print "line %s does not have 13 fields, skipping" % line
    field_label = data[0]       # string
    IQF_flag = field_label.split(".")[:2] == ['2','0']
    K = nf_lookup(field_label) if IQF_flag else None
    conductor_label = data[1]   # string
    # convert label (does nothing except for imaginary quadratic)
    conductor_label = convert_conductor_label(field_label, conductor_label)
    iso_label = data[2]         # string
    iso_nlabel = numerify_iso_label(iso_label)         # int
    number = int(data[3])       # int
    short_class_label = "%s-%s" % (conductor_label, iso_label)
    short_label = "%s%s" % (short_class_label, str(number))
    class_label = "%s-%s" % (field_label, short_class_label)
    label = "%s-%s" % (field_label, short_label)

    conductor_ideal = data[4]     # string
    conductor_norm = int(data[5]) # int
    ainvs = ";".join(data[6:11])  # one string joining 5 NFelt strings
    cm = data[11]                 # int or '?'
    if cm != '?':
        cm = int(cm)
    q_curve = (data[12] == '1')   # bool

    # Create the field and curve to compute the j-invariant:
    dummy, deg, sig, abs_disc = field_data(field_label)
    K = nf_lookup(field_label)
    #print("Field %s created, gen_name = %s" % (field_label,str(K.gen())))
    ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K,ainvs)  # list of K-elements
    E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
    #print("{} created with disc = {}, N(disc)={}".format(E,K.ideal(E.discriminant()).factor(),E.discriminant().norm().factor()))
    j = E.j_invariant()
    jinv = NFelt(j)
    if cm == '?':
        cm = get_cm(j)
        if cm:
            print "cm=%s for j=%s" % (cm, j)

    # Here we should check that the conductor of the constructed curve
    # agrees with the input conductor.
    N = ideal_from_string(K,conductor_ideal)
    NE = E.conductor()
    if N=="wrong" or N!=NE:
        print("Wrong conductor ideal {} for label {}, using actual conductor {} instead".format(conductor_ideal,label,NE))
        conductor_ideal = ideal_to_string(NE)
        N = NE

    # get torsion order, structure and generators:
    torgroup = E.torsion_subgroup()
    ntors = int(torgroup.order())
    torstruct = [int(n) for n in list(torgroup.invariants())]
    torgens = [point_string(P.element()) for P in torgroup.gens()]

    # get label of elliptic curve over Q for base_change cases (a
    # subset of Q-curves)

    if True:  # q_curve: now we have not precomputed Q-curve status
              # but still want to test for base change!
        if verbose:
            print("testing {} for base-change...".format(label))
        E1list = E.descend_to(QQ)
        if len(E1list):
            base_change = [cremona_to_lmfdb(E1.label()) for E1 in E1list]
            if verbose:
                print "%s is base change of %s" % (label, base_change)
        else:
            base_change = []
            # print "%s is a Q-curve, but not base-change..." % label
    else:
        base_change = []

    # NB if this is not a global minimal model then local_data may
    # include a prime at which we have good reduction.  This causes no
    # problems except that the bad_reduction_type is then None which
    # cannot be converted to an integer.  The bad reduction types are
    # coded as (Sage) integers in {-1,0,1}.
    local_data = [{'p': ideal_to_string(ld.prime()),
                   'normp': str(ld.prime().norm()),
                   'ord_cond':int(ld.conductor_valuation()),
                   'ord_disc':int(ld.discriminant_valuation()),
                   'ord_den_j':int(max(0,-(E.j_invariant().valuation(ld.prime())))),
                   'red':None if ld.bad_reduction_type()==None else int(ld.bad_reduction_type()),
                   'kod':web_latex(ld.kodaira_symbol()).replace('$',''),
                   'cp':int(ld.tamagawa_number())}
                  for ld in E.local_data()]

    non_minimal_primes = [ideal_to_string(P) for P in E.non_minimal_primes()]
    minD = ideal_to_string(E.minimal_discriminant_ideal())

    edata = {
        'field_label': field_label,
        'degree': deg,
        'signature': sig,
        'abs_disc': abs_disc,
        'class_label': class_label,
        'short_class_label': short_class_label,
        'label': label,
        'short_label': short_label,
        'conductor_label': conductor_label,
        'conductor_ideal': conductor_ideal,
        'conductor_norm': conductor_norm,
        'iso_label': iso_label,
        'iso_nlabel': iso_nlabel,
        'number': number,
        'ainvs': ainvs,
        'jinv': jinv,
        'cm': cm,
        'q_curve': q_curve,
        'base_change': base_change,
        'torsion_order': ntors,
        'torsion_structure': torstruct,
        'torsion_gens': torgens,
        'equation': web_latex(E),
        'local_data': local_data,
        'minD': minD,
        'non_min_p': non_minimal_primes,
    }

    return label, edata
Example #12
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def find_curves(field_label='2.2.5.1',
                min_norm=0,
                max_norm=None,
                label=None,
                outfilename=None,
                verbose=False,
                effort=500):
    r""" Go through all Hilbert Modular Forms with the given field label,
    assumed totally real, for level norms in the given range, test
    whether an elliptic curve exists with the same label; if not, find
    the curves using Magma; output these to a file.
    """
    print("Checking forms over {}, norms from {} to {}".format(
        field_label, min_norm, max_norm))
    if outfilename:
        print("Output of curves found to {}".format(outfilename))
    else:
        print("No curve search or output, just checking")
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    if fields.find({'label': field_label}).count() == 0:
        if verbose:
            print("No HMF data for field %s" % field_label)
        return None

    query['dimension'] = 1  # only look at rational newforms
    if label:
        print("looking for {} only".format(label))
        query['short_label'] = label  # e.g. '91.1-a'
    else:
        query['level_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
        if max_norm:
            query['level_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    cursor = forms.find(query)
    cursor.sort([('level_norm', pymongo.ASCENDING)])
    labels = [f['label'] for f in cursor]
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    missing_curves = []
    K = HilbertNumberField(field_label)
    primes = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter(1000)]
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Step 1: look at all newforms, check that there is an elliptic
    # curve of the same label, and if so compare ap-lists.  The
    # dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when there is
    # disagreement: e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] =
    # aplist.

    for curve_label in labels:
        # We find the forms again since otherwise the cursor might timeout during the loop.
        f = forms.find_one({'label': curve_label})
        ec = nfcurves.find_one({
            'field_label': field_label,
            'class_label': curve_label,
            'number': 1
        })
        if ec:
            if verbose:
                print("curve with label %s found in the database" %
                      curve_label)
            nfound += 1
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            aplist = [E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes]
            f_aplist = [int(a) for a in f['hecke_eigenvalues']]
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags) if flag]
            nap = min(len(aplist), len(f_aplist))
            if aplist[:nap] == f_aplist[:nap]:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve {} and newform agree! (checked {} ap)".format(
                        ec['short_label'], nap))
            else:
                print("Curve {} does NOT agree with newform".format(
                    ec['short_label']))
                if verbose:
                    for P, aPf, aPc in zip(good_primes[:nap], f_aplist[:nap],
                                           aplist[:nap]):
                        if aPf != aPc:
                            print("P = {} with norm {}".format(
                                P,
                                P.norm().factor()))
                            print("ap from curve: %s" % aPc)
                            print("ap from  form: %s" % aPf)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No curve with label %s found in the database!" %
                      curve_label)
            missing_curves.append(f['short_label'])
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print(
            "Out of %s newforms, %s curves were found in the database and %s were not found"
            % (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print(
            "Out of %s newforms, all %s had curves with the same label and ap"
            % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" %
              (nok, nfound - nok))
    if nnotfound:
        print("%s missing curves" % len(missing_curves))
    else:
        return

    # Step 2: for each newform for which there was no curve, call interface to Magma's EllipticCurveSearch()
    # (unless outfilename is None in which case just dump the missing labels to a file)

    if outfilename:
        outfile = file(outfilename, mode="w")
    else:
        t = file("curves_missing.{}".format(field_label), mode="w")
        for c in missing_curves:
            t.write(c)
            t.write("\n")
        t.close()
        return

    def output(L):
        if outfilename:
            outfile.write(L)
        if verbose:
            sys.stdout.write(L)

    bad_p = []
    #if field_label=='4.4.1600.1': bad_p = [7**2,13**2,29**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.2304.1': bad_p = [19**2, 29**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.4225.1': bad_p = [17**2, 23**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.7056.1': bad_p = [29**2, 31**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.7168.1': bad_p = [29**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.9248.1': bad_p = [23**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.11025.1': bad_p = [17**2, 37**2, 43**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.13824.1': bad_p = [19**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.12400.1': bad_p = [23**2]
    if field_label == '4.4.180769.1': bad_p = [23**2]
    if field_label == '6.6.905177.1': bad_p = [2**3]
    bad_p = []

    effort0 = effort
    for nf_label in missing_curves:
        if verbose:
            print("Curve %s is missing from the database..." % nf_label)
        form = forms.find_one({
            'field_label': field_label,
            'short_label': nf_label
        })
        if not form:
            print("... form %s not found!" % nf_label)
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("... found form, calling Magma search")

            print("Conductor = %s" % form['level_ideal'].replace(" ", ""))
            N = K.ideal(form['level_label'])
            neigs = len(form['hecke_eigenvalues'])
            Plist = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter(neigs)]
            goodP = [(i, P) for i, P in enumerate(Plist)
                     if not P.divides(N) and not P.norm() in bad_p
                     and P.residue_class_degree() == 1]
            aplist = [int(form['hecke_eigenvalues'][i]) for i, P in goodP]
            Plist = [P for i, P in goodP]
            nap = len(Plist)
            neigs0 = min(nap, 100)
            effort = effort0
            if verbose:
                print("Using %s ap from Hilbert newform and effort %s" %
                      (neigs0, effort))
                if bad_p:
                    print("( excluding primes with norms {})".format(bad_p))
            #inds = list(set([randint(0,nap-1) for _ in range(neigs0)]))
            inds = range(neigs0)
            Plist0 = [Plist[i] for i in inds]
            aplist0 = [aplist[i] for i in inds]
            curves = EllipticCurveSearch(K.K(), Plist0, N, aplist0, effort)
            # rep = 0
            allrep = 0
            while not curves and allrep < 10:
                allrep += 1
                effort *= 2
                # if rep<2:
                #     rep += 1
                # else:
                #     rep = 1
                #     effort *=2
                if verbose:
                    print(
                        "No curves found by Magma, trying again with effort %s..."
                        % effort)
                curves = EllipticCurveSearch(K.K(), Plist0, N, aplist0, effort)
                if verbose:
                    if curves:
                        print("Success!")
                    else:
                        print("Still no success")
            E = None
            if curves:
                E = curves[0]
                print("%s curves for %s found, first is %s" %
                      (len(curves), nf_label, E.ainvs()))
            else:
                print("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!")
                print("!!! No curves for %s found (using %s ap) !!!" %
                      (nf_label, len(aplist)))
                print("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!")

        if E != None:
            ec = {}
            ec['field_label'] = field_label
            ec['conductor_label'] = form['level_label']
            ec['iso_label'] = form['label_suffix']
            ec['number'] = int(1)
            ec['conductor_ideal'] = form['level_ideal'].replace(" ", "")
            ec['conductor_norm'] = form['level_norm']
            ai = E.ainvs()
            ec['ainvs'] = ";".join(
                [",".join([str(c) for c in list(a)]) for a in ai])
            #print ec['ainvs']
            ec['cm'] = '?'
            ec['base_change'] = []
            output(make_curves_line(ec) + "\n")
            if outfilename:
                outfile.flush()
Example #13
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def find_curve_labels(field_label='2.2.5.1',
                      min_norm=0,
                      max_norm=None,
                      outfilename=None,
                      verbose=False,
                      effort=1000):
    r""" Go through all Hilbert Modular Forms with the given field label,
    assumed totally real, for level norms in the given range, test
    whether an elliptic curve exists with the same label.
    """
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    if fields.find({'label': field_label}).count() == 0:
        if verbose:
            print("No HMF data for field %s" % field_label)
        return None

    query['dimension'] = 1  # only look at rational newforms
    query['level_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
    if max_norm:
        query['level_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    else:
        max_norm = 'infinity'
    cursor = forms.find(query)
    cursor.sort([('level_norm', pymongo.ASCENDING)])
    labels = [f['label'] for f in cursor]
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    missing_curves = []
    K = HilbertNumberField(field_label)
    primes = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter()]
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Step 1: look at all newforms, check that there is an elliptic
    # curve of the same label, and if so compare ap-lists.  The
    # dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when there is
    # disagreement: e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] =
    # aplist.

    for curve_label in labels:
        # We find the forms again since otherwise the cursor might timeout during the loop.
        f = forms.find_one({'label': curve_label})
        ec = nfcurves.find_one({
            'field_label': field_label,
            'class_label': curve_label,
            'number': 1
        })
        if ec:
            if verbose:
                print("curve with label %s found" % curve_label)
            nfound += 1
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            aplist = [
                E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes[:30]
            ]
            f_aplist = [int(a) for a in f['hecke_eigenvalues'][:40]]
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags)
                        if flag][:30]
            if aplist == f_aplist:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve %s and newform agree!" % ec['short_label'])
            else:
                print("Curve %s does NOT agree with newform" %
                      ec['short_label'])
                if verbose:
                    print("ap from curve: %s" % aplist)
                    print("ap from  form: %s" % f_aplist)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No curve with label %s found!" % curve_label)
            missing_curves.append(f['short_label'])
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print(
            "Out of %s newforms, %s curves were found and %s were not found" %
            (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print(
            "Out of %s newforms, all %s had curves with the same label and ap"
            % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" %
              (nok, nfound - nok))
    if nnotfound:
        print("Missing curves: %s" % missing_curves)
    else:
        return

    if outfilename == None:
        return

    # Step 2: for each newform for which there was no curve, create a
    # Magma file containing code to search for such a curve.

    # First output Magma code to define the field and primes:
    output_magma_field(field_label, K.K(), primes, outfilename)
    if verbose:
        print("...output definition of field and primes finished")

    for nf_label in missing_curves:
        if verbose:
            print("Curve %s is missing..." % nf_label)
        form = forms.find_one({
            'field_label': field_label,
            'short_label': nf_label
        })
        if not form:
            print("... form %s not found!" % nf_label)
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("... found form, outputting Magma search code")
            output_magma_curve_search(K,
                                      form,
                                      outfilename,
                                      verbose=verbose,
                                      effort=effort)
Example #14
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def check_curve_labels(field_label='2.2.5.1',
                       min_norm=0,
                       max_norm=None,
                       fix=False,
                       verbose=False):
    r""" Go through all curves with the given field label, assumed totally
    real, test whether a Hilbert Modular Form exists with the same
    label.
    """
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    query['number'] = 1  # only look at first curve in each isogeny class
    query['conductor_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
    if max_norm:
        query['conductor_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    else:
        max_norm = 'infinity'
    cursor = nfcurves.find(query)
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    bad_curves = []
    K = HilbertNumberField(field_label)
    primes = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter(30)]
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Step 1: look at all curves (one per isogeny class), check that
    # there is a Hilbert newform of the same label, and if so compare
    # ap-lists.  The dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when
    # there is disagreement:
    # e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] = aplist.

    for ec in cursor:
        hmf_label = "-".join(
            [ec['field_label'], ec['conductor_label'], ec['iso_label']])
        f = forms.find_one({'field_label': field_label, 'label': hmf_label})
        if f:
            if verbose:
                print("hmf with label %s found" % hmf_label)
            nfound += 1
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            aplist = [
                E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes[:10]
            ]
            f_aplist = [int(a) for a in f['hecke_eigenvalues'][:30]]
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags)
                        if flag][:10]
            if aplist == f_aplist:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve %s and newform agree!" % ec['short_label'])
            else:
                bad_curves.append(ec['short_label'])
                print("Curve %s does NOT agree with newform" %
                      ec['short_label'])
                if verbose:
                    print("ap from curve: %s" % aplist)
                    print("ap from  form: %s" % f_aplist)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No hmf with label %s found!" % hmf_label)
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print("Out of %s forms, %s were found and %s were not found" %
              (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print(
            "Out of %s classes of curve, all %s had newforms with the same label"
            % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" %
              (nok, nfound - nok))
        # print("Bad curves: %s" % bad_curves)

    # Step 2: for each conductor_label for which there was a
    # discrepancy, create a dict giving the permutation curve -->
    # newform, so remap[conductor_label][iso_label] = form_label

    remap = {}
    for level in curve_ap.keys():
        remap[level] = {}
        c_dat = curve_ap[level]
        f_dat = form_ap[level]
        for a in c_dat.keys():
            aplist = c_dat[a]
            for b in f_dat.keys():
                if aplist == f_dat[b]:
                    remap[level][a] = b
                    break
    if verbose:
        print("remap: %s" % remap)

    # Step 3, for through all curves with these bad conductors and
    # create new labels for them, update the database with these (if
    # fix==True)

    for level in remap.keys():
        perm = remap[level]
        print("Fixing iso labels for conductor %s using map %s" %
              (level, perm))
        query = {}
        query['field_label'] = field_label
        query['conductor_label'] = level
        cursor = nfcurves.find(query)
        for ec in cursor:
            iso = ec['iso_label']
            if iso in perm:
                new_iso = perm[iso]
                if verbose:
                    print("--mapping class %s to class %s" % (iso, new_iso))
                num = str(ec['number'])
                newlabeldata = {}
                newlabeldata['iso_label'] = new_iso
                newlabeldata['short_class_label'] = '-'.join([level, new_iso])
                newlabeldata['class_label'] = '-'.join(
                    [field_label, newlabeldata['short_class_label']])
                newlabeldata['short_label'] = ''.join(
                    [newlabeldata['short_class_label'], num])
                newlabeldata['label'] = '-'.join(
                    [field_label, newlabeldata['short_label']])
                if verbose:
                    print("new data fields: %s" % newlabeldata)
                if fix:
                    nfcurves.update({'_id': ec['_id']}, {"$set": newlabeldata},
                                    upsert=True)
Example #15
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def check_Q_curves(field_label='2.2.5.1', min_norm=0, max_norm=None, fix=False, verbose=False):
    """Given a (quadratic) field label test all curves E over that field for being Q-curves.
    """
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    query['conductor_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
    if max_norm:
        query['conductor_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    else:
        max_norm = 'infinity'
    cursor = nfcurves.find(query)
    # keep the curves and re-find them, else the cursor times out.
    curves = [ec['label'] for ec in cursor]
    ncurves = len(curves)
    print("Checking {} curves over field {}".format(ncurves,field_label))
    K = FIELD(field_label)
    sigma = K.K().galois_group()[1]
    bad1 = []
    bad2 = []
    count = 0
    for label in curves:
        count += 1
        if count%1000==0:
            print("checked {} curves ({}%)".format(count, 100.0*count/ncurves))
        ec = nfcurves.find_one({'label':label})
        assert label == ec['label']
        method = None
        # first check that j(E) is rational (no computation needed)
        jinv = ec['jinv']
        if all(c=='0' for c in jinv.split(",")[1:]):
            if verbose: print("{}: j in QQ".format(label))
            qc = True
            method = "j in Q"
        elif ec['cm']:
            if verbose: print("{}: CM".format(label))
            qc = True
            method = "CM"
        else: # construct and check the conductor
            if verbose:
                print("{}: checking conductor".format(label))
            N = ideal_from_string(K.K(),ec['conductor_ideal'])
            if sigma(N)!=N:
                qc = False
                method = "conductor"
            else: # construct and check the curve
                if verbose:
                    print("{}: checking isogenies".format(label))
                ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
                E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
                qc = is_Q_curve(E)
                method = "isogenies"
        db_qc = ec['q_curve']
        if qc and not db_qc:
            print("Curve {} is a Q-curve (using {}) but database thinks not".format(label, method))
            bad1 += [label]
        elif db_qc and not qc:
            print("Curve {} is not a Q-curve (using {}) but database thinks it is".format(label, method))
            bad2 += [label]
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("Curve {} OK (using {})".format(label, method))
    print("{} curves in the database are incorrectly labelled as being Q-curves".format(len(bad2)))
    print("{} curves in the database are incorrectly labelled as NOT being Q-curves".format(len(bad1)))
    return bad1, bad2
Example #16
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def check_curve_labels(field_label='2.2.5.1', min_norm=0, max_norm=None, fix=False, verbose=False):
    r""" Go through all curves with the given field label, assumed totally
    real, test whether a Hilbert Modular Form exists with the same
    label.
    """
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    query['number'] = 1  # only look at first curve in each isogeny class
    query['conductor_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
    if max_norm:
        query['conductor_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    else:
        max_norm = 'infinity'
    cursor = nfcurves.find(query)
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    bad_curves = []
    K = HilbertNumberField(field_label)
    primes = [P['ideal'] for P in K.primes_iter(30)]
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Step 1: look at all curves (one per isogeny class), check that
    # there is a Hilbert newform of the same label, and if so compare
    # ap-lists.  The dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when
    # there is disagreement:
    # e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] = aplist.

    for ec in cursor:
        hmf_label = "-".join([ec['field_label'], ec['conductor_label'], ec['iso_label']])
        f = forms.find_one({'field_label': field_label, 'label': hmf_label})
        if f:
            if verbose:
                print("hmf with label %s found" % hmf_label)
            nfound += 1
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K.K(), ec['ainvs'])
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            aplist = [E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes[:10]]
            f_aplist = [int(a) for a in f['hecke_eigenvalues'][:30]]
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags) if flag][:10]
            if aplist == f_aplist:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve %s and newform agree!" % ec['short_label'])
            else:
                bad_curves.append(ec['short_label'])
                print("Curve %s does NOT agree with newform" % ec['short_label'])
                if verbose:
                    print("ap from curve: %s" % aplist)
                    print("ap from  form: %s" % f_aplist)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No hmf with label %s found!" % hmf_label)
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print("Out of %s forms, %s were found and %s were not found" % (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print("Out of %s classes of curve, all %s had newforms with the same label" % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" % (nok, nfound - nok))
        # print("Bad curves: %s" % bad_curves)

    # Step 2: for each conductor_label for which there was a
    # discrepancy, create a dict giving the permutation curve -->
    # newform, so remap[conductor_label][iso_label] = form_label

    remap = {}
    for level in curve_ap.keys():
        remap[level] = {}
        c_dat = curve_ap[level]
        f_dat = form_ap[level]
        for a in c_dat.keys():
            aplist = c_dat[a]
            for b in f_dat.keys():
                if aplist == f_dat[b]:
                    remap[level][a] = b
                    break
    if verbose:
        print("remap: %s" % remap)

    # Step 3, for through all curves with these bad conductors and
    # create new labels for them, update the database with these (if
    # fix==True)

    for level in remap.keys():
        perm = remap[level]
        print("Fixing iso labels for conductor %s using map %s" % (level, perm))
        query = {}
        query['field_label'] = field_label
        query['conductor_label'] = level
        cursor = nfcurves.find(query)
        for ec in cursor:
            iso = ec['iso_label']
            if iso in perm:
                new_iso = perm[iso]
                if verbose:
                    print("--mapping class %s to class %s" % (iso, new_iso))
                num = str(ec['number'])
                newlabeldata = {}
                newlabeldata['iso_label'] = new_iso
                newlabeldata['short_class_label'] = '-'.join([level, new_iso])
                newlabeldata['class_label'] = '-'.join([field_label,
                                                        newlabeldata['short_class_label']])
                newlabeldata['short_label'] = ''.join([newlabeldata['short_class_label'], num])
                newlabeldata['label'] = '-'.join([field_label,
                                                  newlabeldata['short_label']])
                if verbose:
                    print("new data fields: %s" % newlabeldata)
                if fix:
                    nfcurves.update({'_id': ec['_id']}, {"$set": newlabeldata}, upsert=True)
Example #17
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def check_curves(field_label='2.0.4.1',
                 min_norm=0,
                 max_norm=None,
                 label=None,
                 check_ap=False,
                 verbose=False):
    r"""Go through all Bianchi Modular Forms with the given field label,
    assumed imaginary quadratic (i.e. '2.0.d.1' with d in
    {4,8,3,7,11}), check whether an elliptic curve exists with the
    same label.  If so, and if check_ap is True, check that the a_P agree.

    """
    if field_label not in fields:
        print("No BMF data available for field {}".format(field_label))
        return
    else:
        K = field_from_label(field_label)
    print("Checking forms over {}, norms from {} to {}".format(
        field_label, min_norm, max_norm))
    query = {}
    query['field_label'] = field_label
    query['dimension'] = 1  # only look at rational newforms
    if label:
        print("looking for {} only".format(label))
        query['short_label'] = label  # e.g. '91.1-a'
    else:
        query['level_norm'] = {'$gte': int(min_norm)}
        if max_norm:
            query['level_norm']['$lte'] = int(max_norm)
    cursor = forms.search(query, sort=['level_norm'])
    labels = [f['short_label'] for f in cursor]
    nforms = len(labels)
    print("found {} newforms".format(nforms))
    labels = [lab for lab in labels if lab not in false_curves[field_label]]
    nforms = len(labels)
    print(
        "  of which {} should have associated curves (not false ones)".format(
            nforms))
    nfound = 0
    nnotfound = 0
    nok = 0
    missing_curves = []
    mismatches = []

    primes = list(primes_iter(K, maxnorm=1000)) if check_ap else []
    curve_ap = {}  # curve_ap[conductor_label] will be a dict iso -> ap
    form_ap = {}  # form_ap[conductor_label]  will be a dict iso -> ap

    # Now look at all newforms, check that there is an elliptic
    # curve of the same label, and if so compare ap-lists.  The
    # dicts curve_ap and form_ap store these when there is
    # disagreement: e.g. curve_ap[conductor_label][iso_label] =
    # aplist.

    print("checking {} newforms".format(nforms))
    n = 0
    for curve_label in labels:
        n += 1
        if n % 100 == 0:
            perc = 100.0 * n / nforms
            print("{} forms checked ({}%)".format(n, perc))
        # We find the forms again since otherwise the cursor might timeout during the loop.
        label = "-".join([field_label, curve_label])
        if verbose:
            print("newform and isogeny class label {}".format(label))
        f = forms.lucky({'label': label})
        if f:
            if verbose:
                print("found newform with label {}".format(label))
        else:
            print("no newform in database has label {}!".format(label))
            continue
        ec = nfcurves.lucky({'class_label': label, 'number': 1})
        if ec:
            if verbose:
                print("curve with label %s found in the database" %
                      curve_label)
            nfound += 1
            if not check_ap:
                continue
            ainvsK = parse_ainvs(K, ec['ainvs'])
            if verbose:
                print("E = {}".format(ainvsK))
            E = EllipticCurve(ainvsK)
            if verbose:
                print("constructed elliptic curve {}".format(E.ainvs()))
            good_flags = [E.has_good_reduction(P) for P in primes]
            good_primes = [P for (P, flag) in zip(primes, good_flags) if flag]
            if verbose:
                print("{} good primes".format(len(good_primes)))
            f_aplist = f['hecke_eigs']
            f_aplist = [ap for ap, flag in zip(f_aplist, good_flags) if flag]
            nap = len(f_aplist)
            if verbose:
                print("recovered {} ap from BMF".format(nap))
            aplist = [
                E.reduction(P).trace_of_frobenius() for P in good_primes[:nap]
            ]
            if verbose:
                print("computed {} ap from elliptic curve".format(nap))
            if aplist[:nap] == f_aplist[:nap]:
                nok += 1
                if verbose:
                    print("Curve {} and newform agree! (checked {} ap)".format(
                        ec['short_label'], nap))
            else:
                print("Curve {} does NOT agree with newform".format(
                    ec['short_label']))
                mismatches.append(label)
                if verbose:
                    for P, aPf, aPc in zip(good_primes[:nap], f_aplist[:nap],
                                           aplist[:nap]):
                        if aPf != aPc:
                            print("P = {} with norm {}".format(
                                P,
                                P.norm().factor()))
                            print("ap from curve: %s" % aPc)
                            print("ap from  form: %s" % aPf)
                if not ec['conductor_label'] in curve_ap:
                    curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                    form_ap[ec['conductor_label']] = {}
                curve_ap[ec['conductor_label']][ec['iso_label']] = aplist
                form_ap[ec['conductor_label']][f['label_suffix']] = f_aplist
        else:
            if verbose:
                print("No curve with label %s found in the database!" %
                      curve_label)
            missing_curves.append(f['short_label'])
            nnotfound += 1

    # Report progress:

    n = nfound + nnotfound
    if nnotfound:
        print(
            "Out of %s newforms, %s curves were found in the database and %s were not found"
            % (n, nfound, nnotfound))
    else:
        print(
            "Out of %s newforms, all %s had curves with the same label and ap"
            % (n, nfound))
    if nfound == nok:
        print("All curves agree with matching newforms")
    else:
        print("%s curves agree with matching newforms, %s do not" %
              (nok, nfound - nok))
    if nnotfound:
        print("%s missing curves" % len(missing_curves))
    else:
        pass
    if mismatches:
        print("{} form-curve pairs had inconsistent ap:".format(
            len(mismatches)))
        print(mismatches)
Example #18
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def make_curve(dbCurve):
    nf = nf_lookup(dbCurve['field_label'])
    ainvs = parse_ainvs(nf,dbCurve['ainvs'])
    return EllipticCurve(ainvs)