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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ModularForms.LevelOne.TraceFormula.PeriodAction

The determinant-matrix action on period polynomials #

For even w, the right substitution action of a determinant-n matrix on homogeneous binary forms of degree w depends only on its class modulo sign. Extending this action linearly gives an action of the matrix module used in the level-one trace formula. Popa and Zagier's exchange relations ensure that this action maps each of ker (1 + S) and ker (1 + U + U²), with U = T S, into the other, and hence preserves their intersection, the period-polynomial space.

Evaluating Popa and Zagier's period relation (A) on the monomial Y^w — which is fixed by T and sent to Y^w - X^w = -(X^w - Y^w) by 1 - S — also shows that every solution ξ of PeriodRelation R n ξ (n ≥ 1) scales the Eisenstein period polynomial X^w - Y^w by σ_{w+1}(n) (PeriodRelation.periodAction_eisensteinPeriodPolynomial).

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Substitution by a projective determinant-n matrix on binary forms of even degree.

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    On a representative, the projective action is the usual binary-form substitution.

    Linear extension of the determinant-matrix substitution to the free matrix module.

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      A basis element acts by its coefficient times the matrix substitution.

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      Left multiplication of a determinant matrix precomposes its substitution action.

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      Right multiplication of a determinant matrix postcomposes its substitution action.

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      The free matrix action turns left multiplication in the matrix module into precomposition of substitutions.

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      The free matrix action turns right multiplication in the matrix module into postcomposition of substitutions.

      The first exchange map. By the exchange relation ξ (1 + S) ∈ (1 + U + U²) ℛₙ, the action of ξ maps ker (1 + U + U²) into ker (1 + S), where U = T S.

      The second exchange map. By the exchange relation ξ (1 + U + U²) ∈ (1 + S) ℛₙ, the action of ξ maps ker (1 + S) into ker (1 + U + U²), where U = T S.

      Popa and Zagier's exchange relations make the determinant-matrix action preserve the period-polynomial space.

      The action of an element satisfying the exchange relations on period polynomials.

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        The restricted action agrees with the action on homogeneous forms.

        Action of the period relation on the Eisenstein period polynomial #

        The upper-triangular sum Tₙ^∞ (n ≥ 1) scales Y^w by σ_{w+1}(n): for each positive divisor d ∣ n there are d upper-triangular representatives (n/d, b; 0, d) with 0 ≤ b < d, each scaling Y^w by d^w.