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질문

We use the notations si,j=zi+wi−zjs_{i,j}=z_{i}+w_{i}-z_{j} where {wi}\{w_i\} are generic parameters.
Notice that
dz1,2∧dz2,3=dz2,3∧dz3,1=dz3,1∧dz1,2=dz1∧dz2+dz2∧dz3+dz3∧dz1 . dz_{1,2}\wedge dz_{2,3} = dz_{2,3}\wedge dz_{3,1} = dz_{3,1}\wedge dz_{1,2} = dz_{1}\wedge dz_{2} + dz_{2}\wedge dz_{3} + dz_{3}\wedge dz_{1} \,. 

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	Suppose $\widehat{e}_{1}$ is a function on the elliptic curve $E_{\tau}=\mathbb{C}/\Lambda_{\tau}$ with an order-one pole at $z=0$, satisfying
	$$d\widehat{e}_{1} = -\wp - \widehat{\eta}_{1} dz + \mathbf{Y} d\bar{z},$$
	where $\wp$ is the classical Weierstrass $\wp$-function. $d = \partial + \bar{\partial}$ is the differential. $\widehat{\eta}_{1}$ and $\mathbf{Y}$ are constants.
	
	The goal is to find one term $T$ (maybe singular) and a smooth term $S$ such that 
	$$
	dT + S = (\widehat{e}_{1}(s_{1,2}) + \widehat{e}_{1}(s_{2,3}) + \widehat{e}_{1}(s_{3,1}))^2 dz_{1,2}\wedge dz_{2,3} - (\bar{\widehat{e}}_{1}(s_{1,2}) + \bar{\widehat{e}}_{1}(s_{2,3}) + \bar{\widehat{e}}_{1}(s_{3,1}))^2 d\bar{z}_{1,2} \wedge d\bar{z}_{2,3} \,.
	$$
	
	It may help that 
	$$d \mathrm{log} |\theta|^2 = \widehat{e}_{1} dz + \bar{\widehat{e}}_{1}d\bar{z}.$$

사고

Clarifying the construction of TT and handling W≠0W \neq 0

The final answer should use the natural TT formula, but since the user mentioned WW is not zero, I can't assume W=0W = 0 silently. I need to consider adding logarithmic primitives for the nonzero terms, as the square of elliptic functions with nonzero arguments introduces simple poles. I'll approach this carefully to avoid oversimplification.

Exploring the integral and constructing the primitive

I'm working through the integral and the equation for locally solving the problem, considering how to handle the "smooth term" S=0S=0. The theory behind using dlog⁡θd\log θ might be more relevant, and I need to refine the explicit primitive. I'll integrate A2A^2 with respect to xx, involving elliptic functions and derivatives around xx and zz.

Thought for 3m 52s

답변

Let

x=s1,2,y=s2,3,z=s3,1,Ω=dx∧dy.x=s_{1,2},\qquad y=s_{2,3},\qquad z=s_{3,1}, \qquad \Omega=dx\wedge dy.

Then dx+dy+dz=0dx+dy+dz=0, so

dx∧dy=dy∧dz=dz∧dx=Ω.dx\wedge dy=dy\wedge dz=dz\wedge dx=\Omega .

A clean primitive exists in closed form when

x+y+z=w1+w2+w3=0in Eτ.x+y+z=w_1+w_2+w_3=0 \quad \text{in }E_\tau .

In that case the Frobenius–Stickelberger identity gives

(e^1(x)+e^1(y)+e^1(z))2=℘(x)+℘(y)+℘(z),\bigl(\widehat e_1(x)+\widehat e_1(y)+\widehat e_1(z)\bigr)^2 =\wp(x)+\wp(y)+\wp(z),

because the non-holomorphic linear corrections cancel when x+y+z=0x+y+z=0.

Define, cyclically with s1=x,s2=y,s3=z,s4=s1s_1=x,s_2=y,s_3=z,s_4=s_1,

T=−∑i=13e^1(si) dsi+1+∑i=13e^1‾(si) dsˉi+1.\boxed{ T= -\sum_{i=1}^3 \widehat e_1(s_i)\,ds_{i+1} +\sum_{i=1}^3 \overline{\widehat e_1}(s_i)\,d\bar s_{i+1}. }

Using

de^1(si)=−(℘(si)+η^1) dsi+Y dsˉi,d\widehat e_1(s_i)=-(\wp(s_i)+\widehat\eta_1)\,ds_i+\mathbf Y\,d\bar s_i,

and its conjugate, one obtains

dT=(∑i℘(si))Ω−(∑i℘(si)‾)Ωˉ+3η^1Ω−3η^1‾Ωˉ−Y∑idsˉi∧dsi+1+Y‾∑idsi∧dsˉi+1.dT= \left(\sum_i \wp(s_i)\right)\Omega -\left(\sum_i \overline{\wp(s_i)}\right)\bar\Omega +3\widehat\eta_1\Omega -3\overline{\widehat\eta_1}\bar\Omega -\mathbf Y\sum_i d\bar s_i\wedge ds_{i+1} +\overline{\mathbf Y}\sum_i ds_i\wedge d\bar s_{i+1}.

Therefore the desired identity is

dT+S=A2 dx∧dy−Aˉ2 dxˉ∧dyˉ,dT+S = A^2\,dx\wedge dy-\bar A^2\,d\bar x\wedge d\bar y,

where

A=e^1(x)+e^1(y)+e^1(z),A=\widehat e_1(x)+\widehat e_1(y)+\widehat e_1(z),

and the smooth remainder is

S=−3η^1Ω+3η^1‾Ωˉ+Y∑idsˉi∧dsi+1−Y‾∑idsi∧dsˉi+1.\boxed{ S= -3\widehat\eta_1\Omega +3\overline{\widehat\eta_1}\bar\Omega +\mathbf Y\sum_i d\bar s_i\wedge ds_{i+1} -\overline{\mathbf Y}\sum_i ds_i\wedge d\bar s_{i+1}. }

So, explicitly,

dT+S=(e^1(s1,2)+e^1(s2,3)+e^1(s3,1))2dz1,2∧dz2,3−(e^1‾(s1,2)+e^1‾(s2,3)+e^1‾(s3,1))2dzˉ1,2∧dzˉ2,3.\boxed{ dT+S = \bigl(\widehat e_1(s_{1,2})+\widehat e_1(s_{2,3})+\widehat e_1(s_{3,1})\bigr)^2 dz_{1,2}\wedge dz_{2,3} - \bigl(\overline{\widehat e_1}(s_{1,2})+\overline{\widehat e_1}(s_{2,3})+\overline{\widehat e_1}(s_{3,1})\bigr)^2 d\bar z_{1,2}\wedge d\bar z_{2,3}. }

If w1+w2+w3≠0w_1+w_2+w_3\neq 0, this particular TT is not enough: A2−∑i℘(si)A^2-\sum_i\wp(s_i) has simple pole terms. Those require additional logarithmic primitives, locally obtainable from
∂log⁡∣θ(si)∣2=e^1(si) dsi\partial\log|\theta(s_i)|^2=\widehat e_1(s_i)\,ds_i.

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