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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ModularForms.AtkinLehner.Newform

Atkin–Lehner transport of newforms #

For an exact divisor Q of N, slashing a newform by an Atkin–Lehner matrix gives a nonzero new eigenvector. Its first Fourier coefficient is therefore nonzero, and dividing by that coefficient gives a uniquely determined normalized newform. Its nebentypus is χ ∘ ι_Q, where ι_Q inverts the residue modulo Q and fixes the residue modulo N / Q. Its good-prime coefficient at p is χ(u)⁻¹ a_p(f), where the CRT unit u has components p modulo Q and 1 modulo N / Q. If χ = ψ φ is split along these two moduli, this is ψ(p)⁻¹ a_p(f).

HeckeRing.GL2.Newform.atkinLehnerTransform constructs this normalized newform from the exact divisor using the canonical matrix. The equation atkinLehnerNormalizer_smul_atkinLehnerOperatorGamma1Cusp_eq_smul identifies the scalar relating it to the Petersson-normalized slash, without asserting that this scalar has modulus one. The characterization atkinLehnerTransform_eq_iff uniquely identifies the newform on that line and makes it independent of the choice of Atkin–Lehner matrix.

The construction uses the good-prime Hecke intertwining relation, newspace stability, and HeckeRing.GL2.Newform.ofForallPrime to normalize a new eigenvector.

References #

theorem HeckeRing.GL2.Newform.atkinLehnerOperatorGamma1Cusp_ne_zero {N Q : ℕ} [NeZero N] {k : ℤ} {W : Matrix (Fin 2) (Fin 2) ℤ} (f : Newform N k) (hQ : 0 < Q) (hQN : Q ∣ N) (hW : TauCeti.IsAtkinLehnerMatrix N Q W) :

The Atkin–Lehner slash of a newform is nonzero.

The first Fourier coefficient of the Atkin–Lehner slash of a newform is nonzero. Thus the slash can be normalized without changing its eigenline.

noncomputable def HeckeRing.GL2.Newform.atkinLehnerTransform {N Q : ℕ} [NeZero N] {k : ℤ} (f : Newform N k) (h : TauCeti.Nat.IsExactDivisor Q N) :

The normalized newform on the Atkin–Lehner image line of f for the exact divisor Q. It uses atkinLehnerMatrix N Q; arbitrary matrices give the same normalized slash.

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    The cusp form underlying Atkin–Lehner transport is the canonical normalized slash.

    Every Atkin–Lehner matrix gives the canonical transported newform after normalization.

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    Atkin–Lehner transport inverts the Q-part of the nebentypus.

    The Petersson-normalized slash by any matrix is its first Fourier coefficient times the canonical transported newform. This specifies the scalar without a modulus-one claim.

    A newform is the canonical Atkin–Lehner transform exactly when its line contains the slash by any chosen Atkin–Lehner matrix. Normalization determines the newform uniquely.

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    Atkin–Lehner transport at the exact divisor 1 fixes every newform.

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    Transporting twice by the same exact divisor fixes every newform.

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    At a good prime p, transport multiplies the Hecke eigenvalue by the inverse of f.χ at the CRT unit with components p modulo Q and 1 modulo N / Q.

    At a good prime p, transport multiplies the Fourier coefficient by the inverse of f.χ at the CRT unit with components p modulo Q and 1 modulo N / Q.

    If the nebentypus is ψ φ along N = Q · (N / Q), the Fourier coefficient of the transported newform at a good prime p is ψ(p)⁻¹ a_p(f).