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Hyperelliptic curve of genus 2 over R
Basically, the problem is that there are really five intersection points with your line (two of them are complex non-real). If you could make a group in the same way as for elliptic curves, then this …
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Function field of the Jacobian of genus 2 curve over $\mathbb{F}_q$
You get an open subset of the Jacobian by looking at points "in general
position", i.e., points represented by divisors of the form $(P)+(P')-2(\infty)$,
where $\infty$ denotes the point at infinity, …
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rational points of a hyperelliptic curve
By now there is a fairly rich literature on computing the set of rational points on curves of higher genus, see for example my survey paper on "Rational points on curves".
What one can do for your co …
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rational points of a hyperelliptic curve of genus 3
It turns out that $C(K) = C(\mathbb Q) = \{\infty_+, \infty_-, (0,1), (0,-1), (1,1), (1,-1)\}$.
To see this, consider a point $P \in C(K)$ and write $\bar{P}$ for its image under the nontrivial automo …
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Calculate reduction of Jacobian of hyperelliptic curve
The relevant information can be obtained from a regular model of the curve over ${\mathbb Z}_p$. Such a model can be computed by repeatedly blowing up points or components of the special fiber that ar …
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Identifying elements in the kernel of an explicit endomorphism of a Jacobian variety
I would suggest that you work with the Kummer surface $K$ of $J$
instead of using Mumford coordinates. The advantage is that $K$ is
a quartic surface in $\mathbb P^3$; in the case you are
considering …