Example #1
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def gen_params_from_r(r,k):
    """
    Description:
    
        Finds a fundamental discriminant D to use as input to the Cocks-Pinch method
    
    Input:
    
        r - prime such that r % k == 1
        k - embedding degree  
    
    Output:
        
        r - prime such that r % k == 1
        k - embedding degree
        D - (negative) fundamental discriminant where D is a square mod r
    
    """
    D = -Integer(Mod(int(random()*(1000)),r))
    i = 0
    while not kronecker(D,r) == 1: # expected number of iterations of the while loop is 2
        D = -Integer(Mod(int(random()*(1000)),r))
        i+=1
    D = fundamental_discriminant(D)
    if not (kronecker(D,r) == 1):
        return r, k, 0
    return r,k,D
def gen_params_from_r(r, k):
    """
    Description:
    
        Finds a fundamental discriminant D to use as input to the Cocks-Pinch method
    
    Input:
    
        r - prime such that r % k == 1
        k - embedding degree  
    
    Output:
        
        r - prime such that r % k == 1
        k - embedding degree
        D - (negative) fundamental discriminant where D is a square mod r
    
    """
    D = -Integer(Mod(int(random() * (1000)), r))
    i = 0
    while not kronecker(
            D, r) == 1:  # expected number of iterations of the while loop is 2
        D = -Integer(Mod(int(random() * (1000)), r))
        i += 1
    D = fundamental_discriminant(D)
    if not (kronecker(D, r) == 1):
        return r, k, 0
    return r, k, D
def small_A_twist(E):
    """
    Description:
        
        Finds a curve isogenous to E that has small A in the curve equation y^2 = x^3 + A*x + B
    
    Input:
    
        E - elliptic curve
    
    Output:
    
        E' - elliptic curve isogenous to E that has small A in the curve equation y^2 = x^3 + A*x + B
    
    """
    a = E.ainvs()[3]
    q = E.base_field().order()
    a = power_mod(Integer(a), -1, q)
    if kronecker(a, q) == -1:
        b = 2
        while kronecker(b, q) == 1:
            b += 1
        a = a * b
    assert kronecker(a, q) == 1
    d = Mod(a, q).sqrt()
    ainvs = [i for i in E.ainvs()]
    ainvs[3] *= d**2
    ainvs[4] *= d**3
    return EllipticCurve(E.base_field(), ainvs)
Example #4
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def make_curve(k,D):
    """
    Description:
    
        Find all MNT curves with embedding degree k and fundamental discriminant D
    
    Input:
    
        k - embedding degree
        D - (negative) fundamental discriminant
    
    Output:
    
        curves - list of the aforementioned elliptic curves;
                 each curve is represented as a tuple (q,t,r,k,D)
    
    """
    assert k == 3 or k== 4 or k == 6, 'Invalid embedding degree'
    assert fundamental_discriminant(D) == D, 'Invalid discriminant'
    if k == 3:
        curves = _mnt_subcall(k,D, 24,lambda x: ((x % 24 == 19) and kronecker(6,x) == 1), 6, 3, -3, lambda x: (x -3 )//6, lambda x: (x+3)//6, lambda l: 6*l - 1, lambda l: -6*l - 1, lambda l: 12*l*l - 1)
    if k == 4:
        curves = _mnt_subcall(k,D,-8, lambda x: ( (x % 8 == 3) and kronecker(-2, x) ==1) or (x == 2) or (x == 8), 3, 2, 1, lambda x: (x-2)//3, lambda x: (x-1)//3, lambda l: -l, lambda l: l+1, lambda l: l*l + l + 1)
    if k == 6:
        curves = _mnt_subcall(k,D,-8, lambda x: (x % 8 == 3) and kronecker(-2, x) == 1, 6, 5, 1, lambda x: (x+1)//6, lambda x: (x-1)//6, lambda l: 2*l + 1, lambda l: -2*l + 1, lambda l: 4*l*l + 1)
    for c in curves:
        assert is_valid_curve(c[0],c[1],c[2],c[3],c[4]), 'Invalid output'
        assert k == c[3], 'Bug in code'
        assert D == c[4], 'Bug in code'
    return curves
Example #5
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def eta_argument(a, b, c, d):
    res = (a + d) * c - b * d * (c * c - 1)
    den = 24
    if is_odd(c):
        return res - 3 * c, den, kronecker(d, c)
    else:
        return res + 3 * d - 3 - 3 * c * d, den, kronecker(d, c)
Example #6
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    def _action0(self,a,b,c,d):
        r"""
        Recall that the formula is valid only for c>0. Otherwise we have to use:
        v(A)=v((-I)(-A))=sigma(-I,-A)v(-I)v(-A).
        Then note that by the formula for sigma we have:
        sigma(-I,SL2Z[a, b, c, d])=-1 if (c=0 and d<0) or c>0 and other wise it is =1.
        """

        fak=1
        if c<0:
            a=-a; b=-b; c=-c;  d=-d; fak=-self._fak
        if c==0:
            if a>0:
                res = self._z**b
            else:
                res = self._fak*self._z**b
        else:
            if is_even(c):
                arg = (a+d)*c-b*d*(c*c-1)+3*d-3-3*c*d
                v=kronecker(c,d)
            else:
                arg = (a+d)*c-b*d*(c*c-1)-3*c
                v=kronecker(d,c)
            if not self._half_integral_weight:
                # recall that we can use eta for any real weight
                v=v**(2*self._weight)
            arg=arg*(self._k_num)
            res = v*fak*self._z**arg
            if self._character:
                res = res * self._character(d)
        if self._is_dual:
            res=res**-1
        return res
def small_A_twist(E):
    """
    Description:
        
        Finds a curve isogenous to E that has small A in the curve equation y^2 = x^3 + A*x + B
    
    Input:
    
        E - elliptic curve
    
    Output:
    
        E' - elliptic curve isogenous to E that has small A in the curve equation y^2 = x^3 + A*x + B
    
    """
    a = E.ainvs()[3]
    q = E.base_field().order()
    a = power_mod(Integer(a), -1, q)
    if kronecker(a,q) == -1:
        b = 2
        while kronecker(b,q) == 1:
            b += 1
        a = a*b
    assert kronecker(a,q) == 1
    d = Mod(a,q).sqrt()
    ainvs = [i for i in E.ainvs()]
    ainvs[3]*= d**2
    ainvs[4] *= d**3
    return EllipticCurve(E.base_field(), ainvs)
Example #8
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def eta_argument(a,b,c,d):
    res = (a+d)*c-b*d*(c*c-1)
    den = 24
    if is_odd(c):
        return res-3*c,den,kronecker(d,c)
    else:
        return res+3*d-3-3*c*d,den,kronecker(d,c)
    def _action0(self,a,b,c,d):
        r"""
        Recall that the formula is valid only for c>0. Otherwise we have to use:
        v(A)=v((-I)(-A))=sigma(-I,-A)v(-I)v(-A).
        Then note that by the formula for sigma we have:
        sigma(-I,SL2Z[a, b, c, d])=-1 if (c=0 and d<0) or c>0 and other wise it is =1.
        """

        fak=1
        if c<0:
            a=-a; b=-b; c=-c;  d=-d; fak=-self._fak
        if c==0:
            if a>0:
                res = self._z**b
            else:
                res = self._fak*self._z**b
        else:
            if is_even(c):
                arg = (a+d)*c-b*d*(c*c-1)+3*d-3-3*c*d
                v=kronecker(c,d)
            else:
                arg = (a+d)*c-b*d*(c*c-1)-3*c
                v=kronecker(d,c)
            if not self._half_integral_weight:
                # recall that we can use eta for any real weight
                v=v**(2*self._weight)
            arg=arg*(self._k_num)
            res = v*fak*self._z**arg
            if self._character:
                res = res * self._character(d)
        if self._is_dual:
            res=res**-1
        return res
Example #10
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def sigma_rep(Delta, print_divisors=False):
    s = 0
    for DD in divisors(Delta):
        if is_fundamental_discriminant(-DD):
            D = -DD
            for d in divisors(old_div(Delta, D)):
                s += kronecker(D, d)
                if print_divisors:
                    print(D, d, kronecker(D, d))
    return s
Example #11
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    def xi(self, A):
        r""" The eight-root of unity in front of the Weil representation.

        INPUT:
        
        -''N'' -- integer
        -''A'' -- element of PSL(2,Z)

        EXAMPLES::

        
            sage: A=SL2Z([41,77,33,62])
            sage: WR.xi(A)
            -zeta8^3]
            sage: S,T=SL2Z.gens()
            sage: WR.xi(S)
            -zeta8^3
            sage: WR.xi(T)
            1
            sage: A=SL2Z([-1,1,-4,3])
            sage: WR.xi(A)
            -zeta8^2
            sage: A=SL2Z([0,1,-1,0])
            sage: WR.xi(A)
            -zeta8

        """
        a = Integer(A[0, 0])
        b = Integer(A[0, 1])
        c = Integer(A[1, 0])
        d = Integer(A[1, 1])
        if (c == 0):
            return 1
        z = CyclotomicField(8).gen()
        N = self._N
        N2 = odd_part(N)
        Neven = ZZ(2 * N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(N2)
        c2 = odd_part(c)
        Nc = gcd(Integer(2 * N), Integer(c))
        cNc = ZZ(c).divide_knowing_divisible_by(Nc)
        f1 = kronecker(-a, cNc)
        f2 = kronecker(cNc, ZZ(2 * N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(Nc))
        if (is_odd(c)):
            s = c * N2
        elif (c % Neven == 0):
            s = (c2 + 1 - N2) * (a + 1)
        else:
            s = (c2 + 1 - N2) * (a + 1) - N2 * a * c2
        r = -1 - QQ(N2) / QQ(gcd(c, N2)) + s
        xi = f1 * f2 * z**r
        return xi
Example #12
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    def xi(self,A):
        r""" The eight-root of unity in front of the Weil representation.

        INPUT:
        
        -''N'' -- integer
        -''A'' -- element of PSL(2,Z)

        EXAMPLES::

        
            sage: A=SL2Z([41,77,33,62])
            sage: WR.xi(A)
            -zeta8^3]
            sage: S,T=SL2Z.gens()
            sage: WR.xi(S)
            -zeta8^3
            sage: WR.xi(T)
            1
            sage: A=SL2Z([-1,1,-4,3])
            sage: WR.xi(A)
            -zeta8^2
            sage: A=SL2Z([0,1,-1,0])
            sage: WR.xi(A)
            -zeta8

        """
        a=Integer(A[0,0]); b=Integer(A[0,1])
        c=Integer(A[1,0]); d=Integer(A[1,1])
        if(c==0):
            return 1
        z=CyclotomicField(8).gen()    
        N=self._N
        N2=odd_part(N)
        Neven=ZZ(2*N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(N2)
        c2=odd_part(c)
        Nc=gcd(Integer(2*N),Integer(c))
        cNc=ZZ(c).divide_knowing_divisible_by(Nc)
        f1=kronecker(-a,cNc)
        f2=kronecker(cNc,ZZ(2*N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(Nc))
        if(is_odd(c)):
            s=c*N2
        elif( c % Neven == 0):
            s=(c2+1-N2)*(a+1)
        else:
            s=(c2+1-N2)*(a+1)-N2*a*c2
        r=-1-QQ(N2)/QQ(gcd(c,N2))+s
        xi=f1*f2*z**r
        return xi
Example #13
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def class_nr_pos_def_qf(D):
    r"""
    Compute the class number of positive definite quadratic forms.
    For fundamental discriminants this is the class number of Q(sqrt(D)),
    otherwise it is computed using: Cohen 'A course in Computational Algebraic Number Theory', p. 233
    """
    if D>0:
        return 0
    D4 = D % 4
    if D4 == 3 or D4==2:
        return 0
    K = QuadraticField(D)
    if is_fundamental_discriminant(D):
        return K.class_number()
    else:
        D0 = K.discriminant()
        Df = ZZ(D).divide_knowing_divisible_by(D0)
        if not is_square(Df):
            raise ArithmeticError("Did not get a discrimimant * square! D={0} disc(D)={1}".format(D,D0))
        D2 = sqrt(Df)
        h0 = QuadraticField(D0).class_number()
        w0 = _get_w(D0)
        w = _get_w(D)
        #print "w,w0=",w,w0
        #print "h0=",h0
        h = 1
        for p in prime_divisors(D2):
            h = QQ(h)*(1-kronecker(D0,p)/QQ(p))
        #print "h=",h
        #print "fak=",
        h=QQ(h*h0*D2*w)/QQ(w0)
        return h
Example #14
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def class_nr_pos_def_qf(D):
    r"""
    Compute the class number of positive definite quadratic forms.
    For fundamental discriminants this is the class number of Q(sqrt(D)),
    otherwise it is computed using: Cohen 'A course in Computational Algebraic Number Theory', p. 233
    """
    if D>0:
        return 0
    D4 = D % 4
    if D4 == 3 or D4==2:
        return 0
    K = QuadraticField(D)
    if is_fundamental_discriminant(D):
        return K.class_number()
    else:
        D0 = K.discriminant()
        Df = ZZ(D).divide_knowing_divisible_by(D0)
        if not is_square(Df):
            raise ArithmeticError,"DId not get a discrinimant * square! D={0} disc(D)={1}".format(D,D0)
        D2 = sqrt(Df)
        h0 = QuadraticField(D0).class_number()
        w0 = _get_w(D0)
        w = _get_w(D)
        #print "w,w0=",w,w0
        #print "h0=",h0
        h = 1
        for p in prime_divisors(D2):
            h = QQ(h)*(1-kronecker(D0,p)/QQ(p))
        #print "h=",h
        #print "fak=",
        h=QQ(h*h0*D2*w)/QQ(w0)
        return h
def test_curve(q, t, r, k, D, E):
    """
    Description:
    
       Tests that E is an elliptic curve over F_q with trace t, a subgroup of order r with embedding degree k, and fundamental discriminant D
    
    Input:
    
        q - size of prime field
        t - trace of Frobenius
        r - size of prime order subgroup
        k - embedding degree
        D - (negative) fundamental discriminant
    
    Output:
    
        bool - true iff E is an elliptic curve over F_q with trace t, a subgroup of order r with embedding degree k, and fundamental discriminant D
    
    """
    bool = True
    bool = bool and (power_mod(q, k, r) == 1)  #q^k -1 ==0 mod r
    bool = bool and (E.trace_of_frobenius() == t)
    bool = bool and (kronecker(
        (t * t - 4 * q) * Integer(D).inverse_mod(q), q) == 1)
    bool = bool and (E.cardinality() == q + 1 - t)
    bool = bool and (E.cardinality() % r == 0)
    return bool
def test_curve(q,t,r,k,D,E): 
    """
    Description:
    
       Tests that E is an elliptic curve over F_q with trace t, a subgroup of order r with embedding degree k, and fundamental discriminant D
    
    Input:
    
        q - size of prime field
        t - trace of Frobenius
        r - size of prime order subgroup
        k - embedding degree
        D - (negative) fundamental discriminant
    
    Output:
    
        bool - true iff E is an elliptic curve over F_q with trace t, a subgroup of order r with embedding degree k, and fundamental discriminant D
    
    """    
    bool = True
    bool = bool and (power_mod(q, k, r) == 1) #q^k -1 ==0 mod r
    bool = bool and (E.trace_of_frobenius() == t)
    bool = bool and (kronecker((t*t-4*q) * Integer(D).inverse_mod(q),q) == 1)
    bool = bool and (E.cardinality() == q+1-t)
    bool = bool and (E.cardinality() % r ==0)
    return bool
Example #17
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def eta_conjugated(a,b,c,d,l):
    r"""
    Gives eta(V_l A V_l^-1) with A=(a,b,c,d) for c>0
    """
    assert c>=0 and (c%l)==0
    if l<>1:
        cp = QQ(c)/QQ(l)
        bp = QQ(b)*QQ(l)
    else:
        cp=c; bp=b
    if c==0:
        l*bp,1
    res = (a+d)*cp-bp*d*(cp*cp-1)
    if is_odd(c):
        return res-3*cp,kronecker(d,cp)
    else:
        return res+3*d-3-3*cp*d,kronecker(cp,d)
def eta_conjugated(a,b,c,d,l):
    r"""
    Gives eta(V_l A V_l^-1) with A=(a,b,c,d) for c>0
    """
    assert c>=0 and (c%l)==0
    if l<>1:
        cp = QQ(c)/QQ(l)
        bp = QQ(b)*QQ(l)
    else:
        cp=c; bp=b
    if c==0:
        l*bp,1
    res = (a+d)*cp-bp*d*(cp*cp-1)
    if is_odd(c):
        return res-3*cp,kronecker(d,cp)
    else:
        return res+3*d-3-3*cp*d,kronecker(cp,d)
Example #19
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def make_curve(k, D):
    """
    Description:
    
        Find all MNT curves with embedding degree k and fundamental discriminant D
    
    Input:
    
        k - embedding degree
        D - (negative) fundamental discriminant
    
    Output:
    
        curves - list of the aforementioned elliptic curves;
                 each curve is represented as a tuple (q,t,r,k,D)
    
    """
    assert k == 3 or k == 4 or k == 6, 'Invalid embedding degree'
    assert fundamental_discriminant(D) == D, 'Invalid discriminant'
    if k == 3:
        curves = _mnt_subcall(
            k, D, 24, lambda x: (
                (x % 24 == 19) and kronecker(6, x) == 1), 6, 3, -3, lambda x:
            (x - 3) // 6, lambda x: (x + 3) // 6, lambda l: 6 * l - 1,
            lambda l: -6 * l - 1, lambda l: 12 * l * l - 1)
    if k == 4:
        curves = _mnt_subcall(
            k, D, -8, lambda x:
            ((x % 8 == 3) and kronecker(-2, x) == 1) or (x == 2) or (x == 8),
            3, 2, 1, lambda x: (x - 2) // 3, lambda x: (x - 1) // 3,
            lambda l: -l, lambda l: l + 1, lambda l: l * l + l + 1)
    if k == 6:
        curves = _mnt_subcall(k, D, -8, lambda x:
                              (x % 8 == 3) and kronecker(-2, x) == 1, 6, 5, 1,
                              lambda x: (x + 1) // 6, lambda x: (x - 1) // 6,
                              lambda l: 2 * l + 1, lambda l: -2 * l + 1,
                              lambda l: 4 * l * l + 1)
    for c in curves:
        assert is_valid_curve(c[0], c[1], c[2], c[3], c[4]), 'Invalid output'
        assert k == c[3], 'Bug in code'
        assert D == c[4], 'Bug in code'
    return curves
Example #20
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def compare_formulas_2(D, k):
    d1 = old_div(RR(abs(D)), RR(6))
    if D < 0:
        D = -D
    s1 = RR(
        sqrt(abs(D)) * sum([
            log(d) for d in divisors(D) if is_fundamental_discriminant(-d)
            and kronecker(-d, old_div(D, d)) == 1
        ]))
    d2 = RR((old_div(2, (sqrt(3) * pi))) * s1)
    return d1 - d2, d2, RR(2 * sqrt(D) * log(D) / pi)
 def _action(self,A):
     [a,b,c,d]=A
     v=kronecker(c,d)*self._one  ### I want the type of the result always be a number field element
     if(d % 4 == 3):
         v=-v*self._i
     elif (c % 4 <> 0):
         raise ValueError,"Only use theta multiplier for 4|c!"
     if self._character<>None:
         v = self._character(d)*v
     if self._is_dual:
         v = v**-1
     return v
Example #22
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 def _action(self,A):
     [a,b,c,d]=A
     v=kronecker(c,d)*self._one  ### I want the type of the result always be a number field element
     if(d % 4 == 3):
         v=-v*self._i
     elif (c % 4 <> 0):
         raise ValueError,"Only use theta multiplier for 4|c!"
     if self._character<>None:
         v = self._character(d)*v
     if self._is_dual:
         v = v**-1
     return v
Example #23
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def test_promise(r,k,D):
    """
    Description:
    
        Tests that r,k,D is a valid input to the Cocks-Pinch method
    
    Input:
    
        r - prime
        k - embedding degree    
        D - (negative) funadmental discriminant
    
    Output:
    
        bool - true iff (r,k,D) is a valid input to the Cocks-Pinch method
    
    """
    bool = (kronecker(D,r) == 1) # D is a square mod r
    bool = bool and ( (r-1) % k ==0) # k | r-1
    bool = bool and (D == fundamental_discriminant(D)) # check that D is a fundamental discriminant
    return bool
def test_promise(r, k, D):
    """
    Description:
    
        Tests that r,k,D is a valid input to the Cocks-Pinch method
    
    Input:
    
        r - prime
        k - embedding degree    
        D - (negative) funadmental discriminant
    
    Output:
    
        bool - true iff (r,k,D) is a valid input to the Cocks-Pinch method
    
    """
    bool = (kronecker(D, r) == 1)  # D is a square mod r
    bool = bool and ((r - 1) % k == 0)  # k | r-1
    bool = bool and (D == fundamental_discriminant(D)
                     )  # check that D is a fundamental discriminant
    return bool
Example #25
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def _generate_s(bases, k2, k3):
    s = []
    for b in bases:
        s_b = set()
        for p in range(1, 4 * b, 2):
            if kronecker(b, p) == -1:
                s_b.add(p)

        s.append(s_b)

    for i in range(len(s)):
        mod = 4 * bases[i]
        inv2 = pow(k2, -1, mod)
        inv3 = pow(k3, -1, mod)
        s2 = set()
        s3 = set()
        for z in s[i]:
            s2.add(inv2 * (z + k2 - 1) % mod)
            s3.add(inv3 * (z + k3 - 1) % mod)

        s[i] &= s2 & s3

    return s
Example #26
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 def _dimension_formula(self,k,eps=1,cuspidal=1):
     ep = 0
     N = self._N
     if (2*k) % 4 == 1: ep = 1
     if (2*k) % 4 == 3: ep = -1
     if ep==0: return 0,0
     if eps==-1:
         ep = -ep
     twok = ZZ(2*k)
     K0 = 1
     sqf = ZZ(N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(squarefree_part(N))
     if sqf>12:
         b2 = max(sqf.divisors())
     else:
         b2 = 1
     b = sqrt(b2)
     if ep==1:
         K0 = floor(QQ(b+2)/QQ(2))
     else:
         # print "b=",b
         K0 = floor(QQ(b-1)/QQ(2))
     if is_even(N):
         e2 = ep*kronecker(2,twok)/QQ(4)
     else:
         e2 = 0
     N2 = odd_part(N)
     N22 = ZZ(N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(N2)
     k3 = kronecker(3,twok)
     if gcd(3,N)>1:
         if eps==1:
             e3 = -ep*kronecker(-3,4*k+ep-1)/QQ(3)
         else:
             e3 = -1*ep*kronecker(-3,4*k+ep+1)/QQ(3)
         #e3 = -1/3*ep
     else:
         f1 = kronecker(3,2*N22)*kronecker(-12,N2) - ep
         f2 = kronecker(-3,twok+1)
         e3 = f1*f2/QQ(6)
     ID = QQ(N+ep)*(k-1)/QQ(12)
     P = 0
     for d in ZZ(4*N).divisors():
         dm4=d % 4
         if dm4== 2 or dm4 == 1:
             h = 0
         elif d == 3:
             h = QQ(1)/QQ(3)
         elif d == 4:
             h = QQ(1)/QQ(2)
         else:
             h = class_nr_pos_def_qf(-d)
         if self._verbose>1:
             print "h({0})={1}".format(d,h)
         if h<>0:
             P= P + h
     P = QQ(P)/QQ(4)
     if self._verbose>0:
         print "P=",P
     P=P + QQ(ep)*kronecker(-4,N)/QQ(8)
     if eps==-1:
         P = -P
     if self._verbose>0:
         print "P=",P
     # P = -2*N**2 + N*(twok+10-ep*3) +(twok+10)*ep-1
     if self._verbose>0:
         print "ID=",ID
     P =  P - QQ(1)/QQ(2*K0)
     # P = QQ(P)/QQ(24) - K0
     # P = P - K0
     res = ID + P + e2 + e3
     if self._verbose>1:
         print "twok=",twok
         print "K0=",K0
         print "ep=",ep
         print "e2=",e2
         print "e3=",e3
         print "P=",P
     if cuspidal==0:
         res = res + K0
     return res   #,ep
Example #27
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 def _dimension_formula(self,k,eps=1,cuspidal=1):
     ep = 0
     N = self._N
     if (2*k) % 4 == 1: ep = 1
     if (2*k) % 4 == 3: ep = -1
     if ep==0: return 0,0
     if eps==-1:
         ep = -ep
     twok = ZZ(2*k)
     K0 = 1
     sqf = ZZ(N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(squarefree_part(N))
     if sqf>12:
         b2 = max(sqf.divisors())
     else:
         b2 = 1
     b = sqrt(b2)
     if ep==1:
         K0 = floor(QQ(b+2)/QQ(2))
     else:
         # print "b=",b
         K0 = floor(QQ(b-1)/QQ(2))
     if is_even(N):
         e2 = ep*kronecker(2,twok)/QQ(4)
     else:
         e2 = 0
     N2 = odd_part(N)
     N22 = ZZ(N).divide_knowing_divisible_by(N2)
     k3 = kronecker(3,twok)
     if gcd(3,N)>1:
         if eps==1:
             e3 = -ep*kronecker(-3,4*k+ep-1)/QQ(3)
         else:
             e3 = -1*ep*kronecker(-3,4*k+ep+1)/QQ(3)
         #e3 = -1/3*ep
     else:
         f1 = kronecker(3,2*N22)*kronecker(-12,N2) - ep
         f2 = kronecker(-3,twok+1)
         e3 = f1*f2/QQ(6)
     ID = QQ(N+ep)*(k-1)/QQ(12)
     P = 0
     for d in ZZ(4*N).divisors():
         dm4=d % 4
         if dm4== 2 or dm4 == 1:
             h = 0
         elif d == 3:
             h = QQ(1)/QQ(3)
         elif d == 4:
             h = QQ(1)/QQ(2)
         else:
             h = class_nr_pos_def_qf(-d)
         if self._verbose>1:
             print("h({0})={1}".format(d,h))
         if h!=0:
             P= P + h
     P = QQ(P)/QQ(4)
     if self._verbose>0:
         print("P={0}".format(P))
     P=P + QQ(ep)*kronecker(-4,N)/QQ(8)
     if eps==-1:
         P = -P
     if self._verbose>0:
         print("P={0}".format(P))
     # P = -2*N**2 + N*(twok+10-ep*3) +(twok+10)*ep-1
     if self._verbose>0:
         print("ID={0}".format(ID))
     P =  P - QQ(1)/QQ(2*K0)
     # P = QQ(P)/QQ(24) - K0
     # P = P - K0
     res = ID + P + e2 + e3
     if self._verbose>1:
         print("twok={0}".format(twok))
         print("K0={0}".format(K0))
         print("ep={0}".format(ep))
         print("e2={0}".format(e2))
         print("e3={0}".format(e3))
         print("P={0}".format(P))
     if cuspidal==0:
         res = res + K0
     return res   #,ep
Example #28
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def compare_formulas_2(D, k):
    d1 = old_div(RR(abs(D)), RR(6))
    if D < 0:
        D = -D
    s1 = RR(
        sqrt(abs(D)) * sum([
            log(d) for d in divisors(D) if is_fundamental_discriminant(-d)
            and kronecker(-d, old_div(D, d)) == 1
        ]))
    d2 = RR((old_div(2, (sqrt(3) * pi))) * s1)
    return d1 - d2, d2, RR(2 * sqrt(D) * log(D) / pi)


A3 = lambda N: sum(
    [kronecker(-N, x) for x in Zmod(N) if x**2 + x + Zmod(N)(1) == 0])


def compare_formulas_2a(D, k):
    d1 = dimension_new_cusp_forms(kronecker_character(D), k)
    if D < 0:
        D = -D
    d2 = RR(1 / pi * sqrt(D) * sum([
        log(d) * sigma(old_div(D, d), 0) for d in divisors(D) if Zmod(d)
        (old_div(D, d)).is_square() and is_fundamental_discriminant(-d)
    ]))
    return d1 - d2


def compare_formulas_3(D, k):
    d1 = dimension_cusp_forms(kronecker_character(D), k)