Derived Zeta Functions for Curves over Finite Fields
Abstract
For each (m+1)-tuple nm=(n0,n1,…,nm) of positive integers, the nm-derived zeta function ζX, Fq\,( nm)(s) is defined for a curve X over Fq. This derived zeta function satisfies standard zeta properties. In particular, similar to the Artin Zeta function of X/ Fq, this nm-derived Zeta function of X over Fq is a ratio of a degree 2g polynomial PX, Fq( nm) in T nm=q-sΠk=0mnk by (1-T nm)(1-q nmT nm)T nmg-1 with q nm=qΠk=0mnk. Indeed, we have aligned & ζX, Fq\,( nm)(s)= ZX, Fq\,( nm)(T nm)\\ =& (Σ=0g-2αX, Fq( nm)()(T nm-(g-1)+q nm(g-1)-T nm(g-1)-) +αX, Fq( nm)(g-1))))+(q nm-1)T nmβX, Fq( nm)(1-T nm)(1-q nmT nm)\\ aligned for some nm-derived alpha and beta invariants of X/ Fq. Furthermore, when X restrict to an elliptic curve, or when nm=(2,2,… 2), established is the nm-derived Riemann hypothesis claiming that all zeros of ζX, Fq\,( nm)(s) lie on the central line (s)=12. In addition, formulated is the Positivity Conjecture claiming that the above nm-derived alpha and beta invariants are all strict positivity.
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