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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ModularForms.EisensteinSeries.Projection

The Eisenstein projection and nebentypus #

In weight at least three, the congruence Eisenstein subspace is complementary to the cusp forms. Projection along this complement preserves every cusp constant term and is uniquely determined by that property among Eisenstein forms.

For Γ₁(N), the projection commutes with diamond operators: slashing permutes the primitive residue-class Eisenstein series, while diamond operators preserve cusp forms. Consequently the Eisenstein and cusp components of a form with prescribed nebentypus have that same nebentypus. This gives a complementary decomposition inside M_k(N, χ) using the restriction of the congruence Eisenstein subspace. Identifying this subspace with the span of the prescribed primitive-character Eisenstein series is a separate spanning statement.

Main results #

References #

The projection to the congruence Eisenstein subspace along the cusp forms.

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    The Eisenstein projection is the projection associated to the complementary subspaces.

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    The range of the Eisenstein projection is the congruence Eisenstein subspace.

    The Eisenstein projection is an idempotent endomorphism.

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    The Eisenstein component belongs to the congruence Eisenstein subspace.

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    A form is fixed by the Eisenstein projection exactly when it is Eisenstein.

    Diamond operators preserve the congruence Eisenstein subspace of Γ₁(N).

    The Eisenstein projection on Γ₁(N) commutes with every diamond operator.

    Projecting the diamond translate of a form agrees with translating its Eisenstein component.

    The Eisenstein component preserves the prescribed nebentypus of a modular form.

    In weight at least three, the restriction of the congruence Eisenstein subspace to a nebentypus space is complementary to the cusp forms of that same nebentypus.