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Understanding calculations of Tamagawa numbernumbers of hyperelliptic curve

There are Necessary documentation notes about corresponding Sage and Magma functions.

Sage genus2reduction function ducumentation says following:

Understanding calculations of Tamagawa number of hyperelliptic curve

Sage genus2reduction function ducumentation says following:

Understanding Tamagawa numbers of hyperelliptic curve

There are Necessary documentation notes about corresponding Sage and Magma functions.

Sage genus2reduction function ducumentation says following:

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Understading Understanding calculations of Tamagawa number of hyperelliptic curve

I have hyperelliptic curve of genus 2 over $\mathbb Q$. The questions are:

  1. Is it true that I can extract Tamagawa numbers ($c_v$ in definition) from Sage function genus2reduction (see below) output and calculate Tamagawa product (called $c$ in definition) from them? Is it ok that group of connected components is over an algebraic closure of $\mathbb F_p$?
  2. Is it true that I can use Magma's RegularModel (see below) and get tamagawa numbers $c_p$ ($=c_v$) as orders of Magma's ComponentGroup for corresponding $p$? I'm confused by group of components of the Neron model of the Jacobian of C over the **completion** at P. There is no mentioned of completition in Sage function. I'm not sure that I understand all things right.
  3. Is it true that in second case if I want to get Tamagawa product I should just calculate product of $c_p$ for all $p$ that divide discriminant of my curve?

Sage genus2reduction function ducumentation says following:

I have hyperelliptic curve of genus 2 over $\mathbb Q$. The questions are:

  1. Is it true that I can extract Tamagawa numbers ($c_v$ in definition) from Sage function genus2reduction output and calculate Tamagawa product (called $c$ in definition) from them? Is it ok that group of connected components is over an algebraic closure of $\mathbb F_p$?
  2. Is it true that I can use RegularModel and get tamagawa numbers $c_p$ ($=c_v$) as orders of Magma's ComponentGroup for corresponding $p$? I'm confused by group of components of the Neron model of the Jacobian of C over the **completion** at P. There is no mentioned of completition in Sage function. I'm not sure that I understand all things right.
  3. Is it true that in second case if I want to get Tamagawa product I should just calculate product of $c_p$ for all $p$ that divide discriminant of my curve?

Understading calculations of Tamagawa number of hyperelliptic curve

Sage genus2reduction function ducumentation says following:

I have hyperelliptic curve of genus 2 over $\mathbb Q$. The questions are:

  1. Is it true that I can extract Tamagawa numbers ($c_v$ in definition) from Sage function genus2reduction output and calculate Tamagawa product (called $c$ in definition) from them? Is it ok that group of connected components is over an algebraic closure of $\mathbb F_p$?
  2. Is it true that I can use RegularModel and get tamagawa numbers $c_p$ ($=c_v$) as orders of Magma's ComponentGroup for corresponding $p$? I'm confused by group of components of the Neron model of the Jacobian of C over the **completion** at P. There is no mentioned of completition in Sage function. I'm not sure that I understand all things right.
  3. Is it true that in second case if I want to get Tamagawa product I should just calculate product of $c_p$ for all $p$ that divide discriminant of my curve?

Understanding calculations of Tamagawa number of hyperelliptic curve

I have hyperelliptic curve of genus 2 over $\mathbb Q$. The questions are:

  1. Is it true that I can extract Tamagawa numbers ($c_v$ in definition) from Sage function genus2reduction (see below) output and calculate Tamagawa product (called $c$ in definition) from them? Is it ok that group of connected components is over an algebraic closure of $\mathbb F_p$?
  2. Is it true that I can use Magma's RegularModel (see below) and get tamagawa numbers $c_p$ ($=c_v$) as orders of Magma's ComponentGroup for corresponding $p$? I'm confused by group of components of the Neron model of the Jacobian of C over the **completion** at P. There is no mentioned of completition in Sage function. I'm not sure that I understand all things right.
  3. Is it true that in second case if I want to get Tamagawa product I should just calculate product of $c_p$ for all $p$ that divide discriminant of my curve?

Sage genus2reduction function ducumentation says following:

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