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Philip Engel
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difference of curve classes
Yeah, dunno what I was thinking... I totally just got it backwards.
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Checkmate in $\omega$ moves?
Good observation; removing the pawn surely goes a long way in proving the existence of a perpetual. A queen sufficiently far away always has at least 5 possible check squares. They can't all be blocked, since there are only 4 rooks.
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Checkmate in $\omega$ moves?
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Is there a way to define Hecke operators "inherently" as certain endomorphisms of the Jacobian?
Optimally, $X$ would be any Riemann surface such that the endomorphism ring of its Jacobian is defined over $\mathbb{Q}$. In this case, the definition of $T_p$ couldn't rely an interpretation as a moduli space or quotient of the upper half-plane. This definition would coincide with the one we know for modular curves.
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