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Orthogonal epsilon constants for tame actions of finite groups on surfaces / Darren Glass.

LIBRA QA001 2002 .G549
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LIBRA Microfilm P38:2002
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Format:
Book
Manuscript
Microformat
Thesis/Dissertation
Author/Creator:
Glass, Darren, 1969-
Contributor:
Chinburg, Ted, 1954- advisor.
University of Pennsylvania.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Penn dissertations--Mathematics.
Mathematics--Penn dissertations.
Local Subjects:
Penn dissertations--Mathematics.
Mathematics--Penn dissertations.
Physical Description:
iv, 50 pages ; 29 cm
Production:
2002.
Summary:
In this thesis we suppose G is a finite group acting tamely on a regular projective curve X over Z . Let V be an orthogonal representation of G of dimension 0 and trivial determinant. Our main result determines the sign of the epsilon-constant epsilon( X /G, V) in terms of data associated to the archimedean place and to the crossing points of irreducible components of finite fibers of X , subject to certain standard hypotheses about these fibers. In the course of the proof we associate to V and the action of G on X an element mu( X , G, V) of order two in the Brauer group of Q . Such invariants have been defined by Saito for orthogonal motives of even weight. By contrast, the relevant motive in this paper is ( H1( X ) ⊗ V)G which is symplectic of weight 1.
Notes:
Adviser: Ted Chinburg.
Thesis (Ph.D. in Mathematics) -- University of Pennsylvania, 2002.
Includes bibliographical references.
Local Notes:
University Microfilms order no.: 3043873.
OCLC:
244971562

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