The Sturm bound for finite-index subgroups of SL(2, โค) #
For ๐ข โค GL(2, โ) of finite relative index in ๐ฎโ with discrete strict periods and
f : ModularForm ๐ข k, if the q-expansion of f at the cusp โ (with cusp width
๐ข.strictWidthInfty) has order strictly greater than k ยท [๐ฎโ : ๐ข โ ๐ฎโ] / 12, then
f = 0.
The proof lifts the level-one bound ModularForm.sturm_bound_levelOne through the norm map:
the norm of f vanishes exactly when f does, and by the decomposition
TauCeti.ModularForm.qExpansion_one_norm_order_eq sufficient vanishing of f at โ
propagates to the norm.
Main declarations #
TauCeti.ModularForm.sturm_bound_finiteIndex: the Sturm bound for finite relative index.TauCeti.ModularForm.sturm_bound_finiteIndex_SL2Z: the classical form for finite-index subgroups ofSL(2, โค).TauCeti.ModularForm.eq_of_sturm_bound: forms agreeing up to the bound are equal.TauCeti.ModularForm.finiteDimensional_modularForm_finiteIndex:ModularForm ๐ข kis finite-dimensional overโ.
References #
- Mathlib PR #39000 (Chris Birkbeck) โ the upstream draft this file ports onto the current Mathlib pin.
Sturm bound for subgroups of GL(2, โ) of finite relative index in SL(2, โค) with
discrete strict periods. A modular form of weight k whose q-expansion at the cusp โ
has order strictly greater than k ยท [๐ฎโ : ๐ข โ ๐ฎโ] / 12 is identically zero.
Classical Sturm bound for finite-index subgroups of SL(2, โค).
Modular forms agreeing up to the Sturm bound are equal: two weight-k forms whose
q-expansions at โ agree in every coefficient up to k ยท [๐ฎโ : ๐ข โ ๐ฎโ] / 12 coincide.
Finite-dimensionality of modular forms. As a corollary of the Sturm bound, the space
ModularForm ๐ข k is finite-dimensional over โ for any subgroup ๐ข โค GL(2, โ) of finite
relative index in ๐ฎโ with determinant-one elements and discrete strict periods.
Finite-dimensionality of cusp forms. A cusp form is a modular form, injectively, so this
is TauCeti.ModularForm.finiteDimensional_modularForm_finiteIndex transported along
CuspForm.toModularFormโ, under exactly the same hypotheses.
It is stated here rather than at its use sites because cusp-form finite-dimensionality is a
standing hypothesis of the old/new theory, not a fact local to any one argument: before this,
the two proofs in TauCeti/NumberTheory/ModularForms/Petersson/Orthogonal.lean that need it
each built it inline.