Abstract

An explicit geometrical study of the curves[formula here]is presented. These are non-singular curves of genus 3, defined over ℚ(a). By exploiting their symmetries, it is possible to determine most of their geometric invariants, such as their bitangent lines and their period lattice. An explicit description is given of the bijection induced by the Abel–Jacobi map between their bitangent lines and odd 2-torsion points on their jacobian. Finally, three elliptic quotients of these curves are constructed that provide a splitting of their jacobians. In the case of the curve [Cscr ]1±√2, which is isomorphic to the Fermat curve of degree 4, the computations yield a finer splitting of its jacobian than the classical one.

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