Raising Eisenstein series with character #
For Dirichlet characters ψ modulo u and φ modulo v, the Eisenstein series with raising
parameter t is
G_k^{ψ,φ,t}(z) = G_k^{ψ,φ}(t z) = V_t G_k^{ψ,φ}(z).
If tuv ∣ N, this is a modular form of level Γ₁(N) and nebentypus obtained by raising the
product character ψφ to level N. The parameter t changes the q-expansion by the
substitution q ↦ q^t; in particular, its coefficients are supported on multiples of t.
These are the raised series used to span the Eisenstein part of a character space.
The construction is stated for arbitrary characters in weight at least three. Primitivity is not needed for modularity or level raising; it enters later when the Fourier expansion is normalized and the spanning family is indexed without repetitions.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.charEisensteinSeriesMFRaise: the raised character Eisenstein seriesV_t G_k^{ψ,φ}at any level divisible bytuv.
Main results #
TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.charEisensteinSeriesMFRaise_mem_modFormCharSpace: membership in the target-level character space.TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_charEisensteinSeriesMFRaise: level raising substitutesq ↦ q^t.TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.qExpansion_charEisensteinSeriesMFRaise_coeff: the resulting coefficient formula.TauCeti.EisensteinSeries.isSupportedOnDvd_qExpansion_charEisensteinSeriesMFRaise: theq-expansion is supported on multiples oft.
References #
The character Eisenstein series with raising parameter t:
G_k^{ψ,φ,t} = V_t G_k^{ψ,φ}, viewed at any level N divisible by tuv.
The underlying series is formed first at its natural level uv and then raised directly to
level N. The divisibility hypothesis implies that both t and uv are nonzero.
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The raised series is the degeneracy image of the base series at its natural level. This equality characterizes the construction for importing modules, where the definition's body is not exposed.
The raised character Eisenstein series is the base series evaluated at t z.
The raised character Eisenstein series as a sum over integer pairs.
At t = 1, the raised series is the base series restricted from level uv to level N.
The q-expansion of G_k^{ψ,φ,t} is obtained from that of G_k^{ψ,φ} by substituting
q ↦ q^t.
The coefficient formula for a raised character Eisenstein series:
a_n(G_k^{ψ,φ,t}) = a_{n/t}(G_k^{ψ,φ}) when t ∣ n, and is zero otherwise.
The q-expansion of G_k^{ψ,φ,t} is supported on the multiples of t.
Character-space membership after raising. At every target level N divisible by tuv,
G_k^{ψ,φ,t} lies in M_k(N, ψφ), with both characters raised directly to level N.
The parity obstruction survives level raising: if
ψ(-1) φ(-1) ≠ (-1)^k, then every raised series is zero.