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Inter-universal Teichmuller Theory I: Construction of Hodge Theaters

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36 SHINICHI MOCHIZUKI<br />

acts on Δ E ⊗(Z/lZ) via multiplication by −1. In particular, since l is odd, it follows<br />

that the action by ι on Δ ɛ determines a decomposition into eigenspaces<br />

Δ ɛ<br />

∼<br />

→ Δ<br />

+<br />

ɛ × Δ − ɛ<br />

— i.e., where ι acts on Δ + ɛ (respectively, Δ − ɛ ) by multiplication by +1 (respectively,<br />

−1). Moreover, the natural composite maps<br />

I ɛ<br />

′ ↩→ Δ ɛ ↠ Δ + ɛ ; I ɛ<br />

′′ ↩→ Δ ɛ ↠ Δ + ɛ<br />

∼<br />

determine isomorphisms I ɛ<br />

′ → Δ + ɛ , I ɛ<br />

′′ → Δ + ɛ . Since the natural action <strong>of</strong> G k<br />

on Δ ɛ clearly commutes with the action <strong>of</strong> ι, we thus conclude that the quotient<br />

Δ X ↠ Δ ɛ ↠ Δ + ɛ determines quotients<br />

∼<br />

Π X ↠ J X ;<br />

Π C ↠ J C<br />

— where the surjections Π X ↠ G k ,Π C ↠ G k induce natural exact sequences<br />

1 → Δ + ɛ → J X → G k → 1, 1 → Δ + ɛ × Gal(X/C) → J C → G k → 1; we have a<br />

natural inclusion J X ↩→ J C .<br />

Next, let us consider the cusp “2ɛ”<strong>of</strong>C — i.e., the cusp whose inverse images in<br />

X correspond to the points <strong>of</strong> E obtained by multiplying ɛ ′ , ɛ ′′ by 2, relative to the<br />

group law <strong>of</strong> the elliptic curve determined by the pair (X,ɛ 0 ). Since 2 ≠ ±1 (modl)<br />

[a consequence <strong>of</strong> our assumption that l ≥ 5], it follows that the decomposition group<br />

associated to this cusp “2ɛ” determines a section<br />

σ : G k → J C<br />

<strong>of</strong> the natural surjection J C ↠ G k . Here, we note that although, a priori, σ is only<br />

determined by 2ɛ up to composition with an inner automorphism <strong>of</strong> J C determined<br />

by an element <strong>of</strong> Δ + ɛ × Gal(X/C), in fact, since [in light <strong>of</strong> the assumption (∗)!]<br />

the natural [outer] action <strong>of</strong> G k on Δ + ɛ × Gal(X/C) istrivial, we conclude that σ<br />

is completely determined by 2ɛ, and that the subgroup Im(σ) ⊆ J C determined by<br />

the image <strong>of</strong> σ is normal in J C . Moreover, by considering the decomposition groups<br />

associated to the cusps <strong>of</strong> X lying over 2ɛ, we conclude that Im(σ) lies inside the<br />

subgroup J X ⊆ J C . Thus, the subgroups Im(σ) ⊆ J X ,Im(σ) × Gal(X/C) ⊆ J C<br />

determine [the horizontal arrows in] cartesian diagrams<br />

X−→ −→ X Π X−→ −→ Π X Δ X−→ −→ Δ X<br />

⏐ ⏐ ⏐ ⏐ ⏐ ⏐<br />

↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓<br />

C−→ −→ C Π C−→ −→ Π C Δ C−→ −→ Δ C<br />

<strong>of</strong> finite étale cyclic coverings <strong>of</strong> hyperbolic orbicurves and open immersions [with<br />

normal image] <strong>of</strong> pr<strong>of</strong>inite groups; we have Gal( −→ C /C) ∼ = Z/lZ, Gal(X/C) ∼ = Z/2Z,<br />

and Gal(X −→ /C) → ∼ Gal(X/C) × Gal( −→ C /C) ∼ = Z/2lZ.<br />

Definition 1.1. We shall refer to a hyperbolic orbicurve over k that arises, up to<br />

isomorphism, as the hyperbolic orbicurve −→ X (respectively, −→ C ) constructed above<br />

for some choice <strong>of</strong> l, ɛ as being <strong>of</strong> type (1,l-tors −−→ ) (respectively, (1,l-tors −−→ ) ±).

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