An archimedean approach to singular moduli on Shimura curves

Abstract We give a new proof of a recent generalization to Shimura curves of genus 0 of the work of Gross and Zagier in their paper ‘On singular moduli’. This generalization was conjectured by Giampietro and Darmon and proved by Daas by using p -adic $$\Theta $$ Θ -functions as an analogue of the j -invariant. Instead of working p -adically, we prove this result by evaluating Green’s function at CM points on the Shimura curve. Our strategy is inspired by the analytic proof of Gross and Zagier. We put a special emphasis on both the similarities and the differences with the p -adic proof.

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Annales mathématiques du Québec
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2026-10-06
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s40316-026-00295-w
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Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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An archimedean approach to singular moduli on Shimura curves

Mateo Crabit Nicolau
Annales mathématiques du Québec
Advanced Algebra and Geometry
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An archimedean approach to singular moduli on Shimura curves

Mateo Crabit Nicolau
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Abstract We give a new proof of a recent generalization to Shimura curves of genus 0 of the work of Gross and Zagier in their paper ‘On singular moduli’. This generalization was conjectured by Giampietro and Darmon and proved by Daas by using p -adic $$\Theta $$ Θ -functions as an analogue of the j -invariant. Instead of working p -adically, we prove this result by evaluating Green’s function at CM points on the Shimura curve. Our strategy is inspired by the analytic proof of Gross and Zagier. We put a special emphasis on both the similarities and the differences with the p -adic proof.

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