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Definite orthogonal modular forms: computations, excursions, and discoveries. [PDF]
Assaf E +5 more
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Quadratic Minima and Modular Forms [PDF]
We give upper bounds on the size of the gap between a non-zero constant term and the next non-zero Fourier coefficient of an entire level two modular form. We give upper bounds for the minimum positive integer represented by a level two even positive-definite quadratic form. These bounds extend partial results in part I.
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On the coefficients of certain modular forms belonging to subgroups of the modular group [PDF]
Herbert S. Zuckerman
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An invariantive investigation of irreducible binary modular forms [PDF]
L. E. Dickson
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Topological Modular Forms [PDF]
DEFINITION 3.5. An integral modular form of weight n is a law associating to every pointed curve of genus 1 a section of wo" in a way compatible with base change.
Douglas, C +3 more
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Modular inflation observables and j-inflation phenomenology
Modular inflation is the restriction to two fields of automorphic inflation, a general group based framework for multifield scalar field theories with curved target spaces, which can be parametrized by the comoving curvature perturbation ℛ and the ...
Rolf Schimmrigk
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Irreducible vector-valued modular forms of dimension less than six
An algebraic classification is given for spaces of holomorphic vector-valued modular forms of arbitrary real weight and multiplier system, associated to irreducible, T-unitarizable representations of the full modular group, of dimension less than six ...
Marks, Christopher
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Congruences for the Coefficients of Modular forms and Some New Congruences for the Partition Function [PDF]
Morris Newman
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Invariants of binary forms under modular transformations [PDF]
L. E. Dickson
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A generalization of modular forms [PDF]
We prove a transformation equation satisfied by a set of holomorphic functions with rational Fourier coefficients of cardinality [math] arising from modular forms. This generalizes the classical transformation property satisfied by modular forms with rational coefficients, which only applies to a set of cardinality [math] for a given weight.
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