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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ModularForms.Fricke.Hecke

Fricke transport of the good Hecke operators #

At an index n coprime to N, the Fricke operator intertwines Tₙ with ⟨n⟩⁻¹ Tₙ on forms for Γ₁(N). On a nebentypus space this gives the scalar χ(n) when Tₙ is moved past Fricke from the source to the target character space. The same identities hold for the Petersson-normalized Fricke operator and for cusp forms.

This relation transports good Hecke eigensystems to the inverse-nebentypus space; it is the Hecke-theoretic input to the Fricke pseudo-eigenvalue theorem for primitive forms.

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At a good index, Fricke carries Tₙ to its inverse-diamond multiple on modular forms.

At a good index, Fricke carries Tₙ to its inverse-diamond multiple on cusp forms.

The Petersson normalization leaves the Fricke–Hecke intertwining relation unchanged.

On M_k(N, χ), moving a good Tₙ past Fricke introduces χ(n). The output of Fricke has nebentypus χ⁻¹.

On a nebentypus space, the normalized Fricke operator intertwines Tₙ with χ(n)Tₙ. No parity or reality hypothesis on χ is needed.

Fricke transports a good Hecke eigenrelation by multiplying its eigenvalue by χ(n)⁻¹. The equivalence includes the zero form and does not require normalization of its coefficients.