The q-expansion of Eisenstein series with character #
For Dirichlet characters ψ modulo u and φ modulo v and a weight k ≥ 3 with
ψ(-1) φ(-1) = (-1)^k, we compute the q-expansion of the Eisenstein series with character
G_k^{ψ,φ}(z) = ∑_{(c, d) ∈ ℤ²} ψ(c) φ⁻¹(d) (c v z + d)^(-k)
(TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.charEisensteinSeriesMF). Its constant coefficient is
ψ(0) ∑_{d ∈ ℤ} φ⁻¹(d) d^(-k), and for n ≥ 1 its n-th coefficient is
2 (-2πi)^k / ((k-1)! v^k) ∑_{c m = n} ψ(c) φ̂(m) m^(k-1), where
φ̂(m) = ∑_{r mod v} φ⁻¹(r) e^(2πi r m / v). When φ is primitive, φ̂(m) = g(φ⁻¹) φ(m) with
g(φ⁻¹) the Gauss sum, so the n-th coefficient is a constant multiple of the twisted divisor
sum σ_{k-1}^{ψ,φ}(n) = ∑_{d ∣ n} ψ(n/d) φ(d) d^(k-1).
The analytic input is a Lipschitz formula along residue classes: for any f : ZMod v → ℂ,
∑_{n ∈ ℤ} f(n) (z + n)^(-k) = (-2πi)^k / ((k-1)! v^k) ∑_{m ≥ 1} 𝓕f(-m) m^(k-1) e^(2πi m z / v),
obtained by applying Mathlib's EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_identity_pnat to each residue class
of n modulo v. The rows c and -c of G_k^{ψ,φ} contribute equally by the parity
condition, the row c = 0 gives the constant term, and the remaining double series is regrouped
by n = c m (HasSum.sum_divisorsAntidiagonal).
The coefficient-identification argument follows Mathlib's
EisensteinSeries.E_qExpansion_coeff.
Main results #
TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_identity_zmod: the Lipschitz formula for a function of residues modulov.TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_charEisensteinSeriesMF_coeff: the coefficients ofG_k^{ψ,φ}.TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_charEisensteinSeriesMF_coeff_of_isPrimitive: for primitiveφ, the nonconstant coefficients are2 (-2πi)^k g(φ⁻¹) / ((k-1)! v^k)times the twisted divisor sums.
References #
- F. Diamond and J. Shurman, A first course in modular forms, §4.5, Theorem 4.5.1.
- T. Miyake, Modular forms, §7.1.
The Lipschitz formula along residue classes #
The Lipschitz formula along residue classes. For a function f of residues modulo v,
a weight k ≥ 2 and z in the upper half-plane,
∑_{n ∈ ℤ} f(n) (z + n)^(-k) = (-2πi)^k / ((k-1)! v^k) ∑_{m ≥ 1} 𝓕f(-m) m^(k-1) e^(2πi m z / v),
where 𝓕f(-m) = ∑_{r mod v} f(r) e^(2πi r m / v) is the discrete Fourier transform of f.
For v = 1 this is f 0 times Mathlib's EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_identity_pnat.
The Eisenstein series with character #
The q-expansion of the Eisenstein series with character. For characters ψ modulo
u and φ modulo v with ψ(-1) φ(-1) = (-1)^k, the constant coefficient of G_k^{ψ,φ} is
ψ(0) ∑_{d ∈ ℤ} φ⁻¹(d) d^(-k), and for n ≥ 1 its n-th coefficient is
2 (-2πi)^k / ((k-1)! v^k) ∑_{c m = n} ψ(c) φ̂(m) m^(k-1),
where φ̂(m) = ∑_{r mod v} φ⁻¹(r) e^(2πi r m / v) is the discrete Fourier transform of φ⁻¹
at -m. (If the parity condition fails, the series is zero:
charEisensteinSeriesMF_eq_zero.)
The q-expansion of the Eisenstein series with character, for primitive φ. Then the
Fourier transform of φ⁻¹ is a multiple of φ by the Gauss sum g(φ⁻¹), and for n ≥ 1 the
n-th coefficient of G_k^{ψ,φ} is
2 (-2πi)^k / ((k-1)! v^k) g(φ⁻¹) σ_{k-1}^{ψ,φ}(n), where
σ_{k-1}^{ψ,φ}(n) = ∑_{d ∣ n} ψ(n/d) φ(d) d^(k-1) is the twisted divisor sum.