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Norifumi Ojiro

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Rational curves on a smooth Hermitian surface II: moduli and counting of certain infinite families

A smooth $k$-Hermitian surface $X$ is a surface projectively isomorphic over $k$ to the Fermat surface of degree $q+1$, where $k$ is an algebraic closure of a finite field with $q^2$ elements. We consider the curves on $X$ parametrized by polynomials with exactly $4$ terms under a suitable choice of the parameter. We determine the $k$-projective equivalence classes and the moduli spaces of such curves of all degrees. It is shown that each equivalence class has only one orbit under the action of the group of the automorphisms of $X$ if $q\ge3$ while if $q=2$ all the classes split into infinitely many orbits, and moreover, the moduli spaces are affine algebraic sets. We also determine the number of the curves belonging to each orbit. In addition, the smoothness, the reflexivity and the minimal field of definition for such curves are shown.

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A $40$-dimensional extremal Type II lattice with no $4$-frames

We construct a $40$-dimensional extremal Type II lattice not having any subsets consisting of $40$ orthogonal minimal vectors, and determine the automorphism group. This lattice gives an example different from the $16470$ lattices constructed from binary codes by classical constructions.

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Rational curves on a smooth Hermitian surface

We study the set $R$ of nonplanar rational curves of degree $d 0$, where $q$ is a power of $p$. We prove that $R$ is the empty set when $d<q+1$. In the case where $d=q+1$, we count the number of elements of $R$ by showing that the group of projective automorphisms of $X$ acts transitively on $R$ and by determining the stabilizer subgroup. In the special case where $X$ is the Fermat surface, we present an element of $R$ explicitly.

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The trace of modular forms and its application to number theory

We provide a generalization of an algebraic linear combination for the trace of certain elliptic modular forms, and through specializing the expression at a suitable pair consisting of an elliptic curve over algebraic number fields and its a certain cyclic subgroup with finite order, show a formula between distinct algebraic number fields, the one related to modular forms and the other related to elliptic curves.

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