Action of the automorphism group on the Jacobian of Klein's quartic curve
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Abstract: Klein's simple group of order is the automorphism group of the plane quartic curve , called Klein quartic. By Torelli Theorem, the full automorphism group of the Jacobian is the group of order , obtained by adding minus identity to . The quotient variety can be alternatively represented as the quotient of the complex -space by the complex crystallographic group , the extension of by the period lattice of the Klein quartic. Moreover, it turns out that is generated by affine complex reflections. According to a conjecture of Bernstein--Schwarzman, a quotient of by an irreducible complex crystallographic group generated by reflections is a weighted projective space. The conjecture is known in dimension two and for complexifications of the real crystallographic groups generated by reflections. The case of is the first, and in a sense the smallest of the unknown cases. We compute the orbits and the stabilizers of the action of on and deduce that is a strongly simply connected variety with the same singularities as the weighted projective space .
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