Finite linear groups, lattices, and products of elliptic curves (Q854918)

If \(V\) is a complex vector space and \(G \subset \text{GL}(V)\) a finite linear subgroup then a \(G\)-invariant lattice \(\Lambda\) in \(V\) gives rise to a complex torus with \(G\)-action. The papers treats questions as: when does there exist a \(G\)-invariant lattice in \(V\) and if so, when is \(V/\Lambda\) an abelian variety and what can one say about \(\text{ End}(V/\Lambda)\). Often the abelian varieties found decompose up to isogeny as a product of elliptic curves.