Normalized Eisenstein series with character #
For a Dirichlet character psi modulo u and a primitive character phi modulo v, with the
parity required in weight k, this file normalizes the character Eisenstein series so that its
first Fourier coefficient is 1. Thus its positive Fourier coefficients are exactly the twisted
divisor sums
sigma_(k-1)^(psi,phi)(n) = sum_(d | n) psi(n / d) phi(d) d^(k-1).
The raised series E_k^(psi,phi,t)(z) = E_k^(psi,phi)(t z) has coefficients supported on the
multiples of t; at n = t m > 0, its coefficient is sigma_(k-1)^(psi,phi)(m). These are the
canonical generators used for the Eisenstein subspace of a fixed nebentypus space.
The constant coefficient is intentionally left in terms of the raw lattice sum. Identifying it with a generalized Bernoulli number is a separate special-value theorem for Dirichlet L-series.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.normalizedCharEisensteinSeriesMF: the series normalized to have first Fourier coefficient1.TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.normalizedCharEisensteinSeriesMFRaise: its level raise byt.
References #
- F. Diamond and J. Shurman, A first course in modular forms, Section 4.5, Theorem 4.5.1.
- T. Miyake, Modular forms, Section 7.1.
The character Eisenstein series scaled by the inverse of its expected first coefficient.
The scalar is the inverse of the first coefficient of charEisensteinSeriesMF; its Gauss-sum
factor is nonzero when phi is primitive, in which case the parity condition implies that the
result has first Fourier coefficient 1.
Equations
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Instances For
The positive Fourier coefficients of the normalized character Eisenstein series are the
twisted divisor sums sigma_(k-1)^(psi,phi).
The normalized character Eisenstein series has first Fourier coefficient 1.
A normalized character Eisenstein series is nonzero.
The normalized series has the same nebentypus as the raw character Eisenstein series.
The level raise by t of the character Eisenstein series scaled by the inverse of its
expected first coefficient: E_k^(psi,phi,t) = V_t E_k^(psi,phi). Under the parity and
primitivity hypotheses, its coefficient at index t is 1.
Equations
- TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.normalizedCharEisensteinSeriesMFRaise psi phi t hk htuv = TauCeti.ModularForm.levelRaise t ⋯ (TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.normalizedCharEisensteinSeriesMF psi phi hk ⋯)
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The raised normalized character Eisenstein series is the base series evaluated at t z.
At t = 1, the raised normalized series is the base series restricted from level uv to
level N.
The q-expansion of a raised normalized character Eisenstein series is obtained by
substituting q ↦ q^t in the q-expansion of the base series.
The q-expansion of a raised normalized Eisenstein series is supported on the multiples of
t.
The Fourier coefficients of a raised normalized Eisenstein series are the twisted divisor
sums on indices divisible by t, and zero on the other positive indices.
The first positive supported coefficient of a raised normalized Eisenstein series is 1.
A raised normalized character Eisenstein series is nonzero.
The raised normalized Eisenstein series belongs to the target nebentypus space.