Anti-holomorphic multiplication and a real algebraic modular variety

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An anti-holomorphic multiplication by the integers 𝒪d of a quadratic imaginary number field, on a principally polarized complex abelian variety Ac is an action of 𝒪d on Aℂ such that the purely imaginary elements act in an anti-holomorphic manner. The coarse moduli space Xℝ of such A (with appropriate level structure) is shown to consist of finitely many isomorphic connected components, each of which is an arithmetic quotient of the quaternionic Siegel space, that is, the symmetric space for the complex symplectic group. The moduli space Xℝ is also identified as the fixed point set of a certain anti-holomorphic involution τ on the complex points Xℂ of the Siegel moduli space of all principally polarized abelian varieties (with appropriate level structure). The Siegel moduli space Xℝ admits a certain rational structure for which the involution τ is rationally defined. So the space Xℝ admits the structure of a rationally defined, real algebraic variety. © 2003 Applied Probability Trust.

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Goresky, M., & Tai, Y. S. (2003). Anti-holomorphic multiplication and a real algebraic modular variety. Journal of Differential Geometry, 65(3), 513–560. https://doi.org/10.4310/jdg/1434052758

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