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Yongjae Kwon

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Strong Weil Degree Divisibility at Higher Levels

Let \(\pi_E:X_0(M)\to E\) be the strong Weil parametrization with Manin constant \(c_E\). We prove \(\deg \pi_E\mid c_E^{\Omega(N/M)}\deg g\) for every multiple \(N\) of \(M\) and every nonconstant morphism \(g:X_0(N)\to E'\) over \(\mathbb{Q}\), where \(E'\) is \(\mathbb{Q}\)-isogenous to \(E\) and \(\Omega\) counts prime factors with multiplicity. When \(c_E=1\), as is known for squarefree \(M\), the modular degree at level \(M\) therefore divides every such degree at every higher level. As an application of the divisibility theorem, we prove that no \(X_0(N)/\mathbb{Q}\) admits a morphism over \(\mathbb{Q}\) of positive odd degree at most \(1645\) to an elliptic curve of positive \(\mathbb{Q}\)-rank. For a fixed target \(E'\) and a generator \(u:E\to E'\), we also prove that if the Manin constant \(c_{u\circ\pi_E}=1\), the old homomorphisms induced by degeneracy maps form an integral basis of \(\operatorname{Hom}_{\mathbb{Q}}(J_0(N),E')\), and the old degree matrix determines the exact morphism degrees. The proofs bound denominators in the rational old basis. The divisibility and lattice results extend to compatible towers of intermediate modular curves, including the \(X_1\)-tower.

math.NT

Explicit constructions of cyclic N-isogenies

The modular curve X_0(N) parametrizes elliptic curves together with a cyclic subgroup of order N, and hence cyclic N-isogenies. While explicit moduli descriptions of X_1(N) are well developed, a comparable construction for X_0(N) has remained incomplete. We give a uniform method for constructing explicit generators of C(X_0(N)), extending an approach of Dowd, and use them to obtain a concrete moduli interpretation of cyclic N-isogenies. This yields explicit formulas for sporadic rational points on X_0(N) and the associated isogenies, providing a unified solution to the moduli problem for X_0(N).

math.NT

Variation of photoluminescence spectral line shape of monolayer WS2

The origin of the variation of photoluminescence (PL) spectra of monolayer tungsten disulfide (WS2) is investigated systematically. Dependence of the PL spectrum on the excitation power show that the relatively sharp component corresponds to excitons whereas the broader component at slightly lower energy corresponds to negatively charged trions. PL imaging and second harmonic generation measurements show that the trion signals are suppressed more than the exciton signals near the edges, thereby relatively enhancing the excitonic feature in the PL spectrum and that such relative enhancement of the exciton signals is more pronounced near approximately armchair edges. This effect is interpreted in terms of depletion of free electrons near the edges caused by structural defects and adsorption of electron acceptors such as oxygen atoms.

cond-mat.mes-hall