Abstract
We outline an algorithm to compute Θ(z; τ ) in genus two in quasi-linear time, borrowing ideas from the algorithm for theta constants and the one for Θ(z; τ ) in genus one. Our implementation shows a large speed-up for precisions as low as a few thousand decimal digits. We also lay out a strategy to generalize this algorithm to genus g.
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Labrande, H., & Thomé, E. (2016). Computing theta functions in quasi-linear time in genus two and above. In LMS Journal of Computation and Mathematics (Vol. 19, pp. 163–177). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1112/S1461157016000309
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