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Where can one find a proof of Lefschetz fixed-point theorem for the Frobenius map on elliptic curves over algebraic closures of $F_{p}$ ?

Where can one find a proof of Lefschetz fixed-point theorem for the Frobenius map on elliptic curves over algebraic closures of $F_{p}$ ?

This could immediately follow if their coholomogies (for the sheaf of regular functions) were Weil cohomologies. But the proof of this is also hard to find.

Yet, there are references to this fact in connection with the use of Picard-Fuchs equation and counting rational points on such curves.

Where can one find a proof of Lefschetz fixed-point theorem for the Frobenius map on elliptic curves over algebraic closures of $F_{p}$ ?

This could immediately follow if their coholomogies (for the sheaf of regular functions) were Weil cohomologies. But the proof of this is also hard to find.

Yet, there are references to this fact in connection with the use of Picard-Fuchs equation and counting rational points on such curves.

Where can one find a proof of Lefschetz fixed-point theorem for the Frobenius map on elliptic curves over algebraic closures of $F_{p}$ ?

This could immediately follow if their coholomogies (for the sheaf of regular functions) were Weil cohomologies. But the proof of this is also hard to find.

Yet, there are references to this fact in connection with the use of Picard-Fuchs equation and counting rational points on such curves.

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Lefschetz fixed-point theorem for the Frobenius map

Where can one find a proof of Lefschetz fixed-point theorem for the Frobenius map on elliptic curves over algebraic closures of $F_{p}$ ?

This could immediately follow if their coholomogies (for the sheaf of regular functions) were Weil cohomologies. But the proof of this is also hard to find.

Yet, there are references to this fact in connection with the use of Picard-Fuchs equation and counting rational points on such curves.