q-coefficient vanishing and cusp-function growth #
The dictionary between vanishing of the first N q-coefficients of a periodic function
on ℍ and O(‖q‖^N) growth of its cusp function at 0, in both directions, together with
the limit of the function's values along Im τ → ∞. The general layer asks only for
analyticity of the cusp function at 0 (with periodicity for the limit); the corollaries
specialize to modular forms. These are the analytic inputs of the norm step of the
general-level valence reduction: growth bounds are multiplicative, so they transport
coefficient vanishing through the norm map to level one.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.UpperHalfPlane.cuspFunction_isBigO_pow_of_qExpansion_coeff_eq_zeroandTauCeti.UpperHalfPlane.qExpansion_coeff_eq_zero_of_cuspFunction_isBigO_pow: the two directions of the dictionary, for any function whose cusp function is analytic at0.TauCeti.UpperHalfPlane.tendsto_valueAtInfty: anh-periodic function with cusp function analytic at0tends tovalueAtInftyalongatImInfty.- The
TauCeti.ModularFormClasscorollaries of all three, for a modular form on a subgroup withhin its strict period set.
References #
Ported from AINTLIB's LeanModularForms project
(github.com/CBirkbeck/AINTLIB, commit 2baa76f742,
Apache 2.0, the file
projects/LeanModularForms/LeanModularForms/Modularforms/DimGenCongLevels/Auxiliary.lean),
generalized to the function level and reproved through Mathlib's power-series uniqueness
machinery instead of the source's circle-integral bounds.
A function on ℍ that is h-periodic with cusp function analytic at 0 tends to
valueAtInfty along atImInfty.
If the first N q-coefficients vanish, then the cusp function is O(‖q‖^N) near
0.
If cuspFunction h f = O(‖q‖^N) near 0, then the n-th q-coefficient vanishes for
n < N.
Values of a modular form tend to valueAtInfty along atImInfty.
If the first N q-coefficients of a modular form vanish, then its cusp function is
O(‖q‖^N) near 0.
If the cusp function of a modular form is O(‖q‖^N) near 0, then its n-th
q-coefficient vanishes for n < N.