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1 On the arithmetic of modular forms Gabor Wiese 15 June 2017
2 Modular forms There are five fundamental operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modular forms. Martin Eichler ( )
3 Modular forms There are five fundamental operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and modular forms. Martin Eichler ( ) J aime bien les formes modulaires. [...] C est un sujet sur lequel on n a jamais de mauvaises surprises: si l on devine un énoncé, c est un énoncé encore plus beau qui est vrai! Jean-Pierre Serre (*1926)
4 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Examples (19th century): Gotthold Eisenstein ( ) Carl Jacobi ( )
5 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Examples (19th century): Gotthold Eisenstein ( ) Carl Jacobi ( ) Eisenstein series
6 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Examples (19th century): Gotthold Eisenstein ( ) Carl Jacobi ( ) Eisenstein series E k = (n,m) Z 2 \{(0,0)} 1 (mτ + n) k
7 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Examples (19th century): Gotthold Eisenstein ( ) Carl Jacobi ( ) Eisenstein series E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k ζ(k) + where σ k 1 (n) = 0<d n d k 1. σ k 1 (n) q n, q = e 2πiτ, n=1
8 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Examples (19th century): Gotthold Eisenstein ( ) Carl Jacobi ( ) Eisenstein series E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k ζ(k) + where σ k 1 (n) = 0<d n d k 1. σ k 1 (n) q n, q = e 2πiτ, n=1 Coefficients: Special zeta-value and divisor function.
9 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Examples (19th century): Gotthold Eisenstein ( ) Carl Jacobi ( ) Eisenstein series E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k ζ(k) + where σ k 1 (n) = 0<d n d k 1. σ k 1 (n) q n, q = e 2πiτ, n=1 Coefficients: Special zeta-value and divisor function. Matching Jacobi s Theta-series with Eisenstein series, one gets: #{x Z 4 x1 2 + x2 2 + x3 2 + x4 2 = n} = 8 d. 4 d n,1 d n
10 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Another view on Eisenstein series. Recall: E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k ζ(k) + n=1 σ k 1(n) q n.
11 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Another view on Eisenstein series. Recall: E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k Fix a prime l. ζ(k) + n=1 σ k 1(n) q n. l-adic cyclotomic character: χ(frob p ) = p.
12 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Another view on Eisenstein series. Recall: E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k Fix a prime l. ζ(k) + n=1 σ k 1(n) q n. l-adic cyclotomic character: χ(frob p ) = p. χ : G Q = Gal(Q/Q) Gal(Q(ζ l n n N) Z l given by the action on the p-power roots of unity: σ(ζ l n) = ζ χ(σ) l n. Particularly, Frob p (ζ l n) = ζ p l n = ζ χ(frobp) l n, whence χ(frob p ) = p.
13 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Another view on Eisenstein series. Recall: E k = (k 1)! (2πi) k Fix a prime l. ζ(k) + n=1 σ k 1(n) q n. l-adic cyclotomic character: χ(frob p ) = p. Consider the reducible semi-simple Galois representation ρ := 1 χ k 1 : G Q GL 2 (Z p ), ρ(σ) = In particular, ρ(frob p ) = ( χ k 1 (σ) ( ) ( ) χ k 1 (Frob p) = p k 1. Then Tr(ρ(Frob p )) = 1 + p k 1 = σ k 1 (p). This is the p-th coefficient of the Eisenstein series of weight k. ).
14 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Eisenstein series: Tr(ρ(Frob p )) = 1 + p k 1 = σ k 1 (p). The Eisenstein series example is a very special case of a general theorem of Shimura and Deligne:
15 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Eisenstein series: Tr(ρ(Frob p )) = 1 + p k 1 = σ k 1 (p). The Eisenstein series example is a very special case of a general theorem of Shimura and Deligne: Let f = n=0 a nq n be a Hecke eigenform (of level N, Dirichlet character ψ and weight k) with a 1 = 1. Let l be a prime. Then there exists a Galois representation ρ f : G Q GL 2 (Z l ) which is unramified outside Nl and satisfies for all primes p Nl Tr(ρ(Frob p )) = a p and det(ρ(frob p )) = ψ(p)p k 1.
16 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms A concrete (baby) example. Let f = n=1 a nq n a particular modular form with Galois representation ρ = ρ f.
17 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms A concrete (baby) example. Let f = n=1 a nq n a particular modular form with Galois representation ρ = ρ f. Let P(X ) = X 6 6X 4 + 9X The absolute Galois group of its splitting field is the kernel of ρ f.
18 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms A concrete (baby) example. Let f = n=1 a nq n a particular modular form with Galois representation ρ = ρ f. Let P(X ) = X 6 6X 4 + 9X The absolute Galois group of its splitting field is the kernel of ρ f. P mod p Frob p ρ(frob p ) ()()()()()() identity ( ) ( ζ 0 ()() 2 3-cycles ), 0 ζ 2 ζ ζ ()()() 3 2-cycles ( ), ( 0 ζ ζ 2 0 ), ), ζ = e 2πi/3 ( ) 0 ζ 2 ζ 0
19 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms A concrete (baby) example. Let f = n=1 a nq n a particular modular form with Galois representation ρ = ρ f. Let P(X ) = X 6 6X 4 + 9X The absolute Galois group of its splitting field is the kernel of ρ f. P mod p Frob p ρ(frob p ) trace ()()()()()() identity ( ) ( ) 2 ζ 0 ζ ()() 2 3-cycles ), 2 0, ζ = e 2πi/3 1 0 ζ 2 ( 0 ) ζ ( ) ()()() 3 2-cycles ( ), 0 ζ 0 ζ, 2 0 ζ 2 0 ζ 0
20 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms A concrete (baby) example. Let f = n=1 a nq n a particular modular form with Galois representation ρ = ρ f. Let P(X ) = X 6 6X 4 + 9X The absolute Galois group of its splitting field is the kernel of ρ f. P mod p Frob p ρ(frob p ) trace a p ()()()()()() identity ( ) ( ) 2 2 ζ 0 ζ ()() 2 3-cycles ), 2 0, ζ = e 2πi/ ζ 2 ( 0 ) ζ ( ) ()()() 3 2-cycles ( ), 0 ζ 0 ζ, ζ 2 0 ζ 0
21 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Natural questions: (I) How are the a p distributed?
22 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Natural questions: (I) How are the a p distributed? (II) What information is contained in the Galois representation?
23 Arithmetic significance of coefficients of modular forms Natural questions: (I) How are the a p distributed? (II) What information is contained in the Galois representation? (III) In how far are Galois representations governed by modular forms?
24 Distribution of coefficients Fix a Hecke eigenform f of weight k (say, ψ = 1).
25 Distribution of coefficients Fix a Hecke eigenform f of weight k (say, ψ = 1). (1) Distribution modulo l m. Chebotarev: The proportion of ρ f (Frob p ) mod l m falling into a given conjugacy class C equals #C #G, where G is the image of the Galois representation ρ f modulo l m (a finite group).
26 Distribution of coefficients Fix a Hecke eigenform f of weight k (say, ψ = 1). (1) Distribution modulo l m. Chebotarev: The proportion of ρ f (Frob p ) mod l m falling into a given conjugacy class C equals #C #G, where G is the image of the Galois representation ρ f modulo l m (a finite group). (2) Real distribution. Normalise the coefficients b p = ap [ 2, 2]. p (k 1)/2 The normalised coefficients are equidistributed with respect to the Sato-Tate measure. Proved very recently by Taylor, etc. (Hard).
27 Distribution of coefficients Fix a Hecke eigenform f of weight k (say, ψ = 1). (3) Lang-Trotter. Say f comes from a non-cm elliptic curve. The set {p a p = 0} has density 0 and behaves asymptotically like c x log(x) for some constant c > 0.
28 Distribution of coefficients Fix a Hecke eigenform f of weight k (say, ψ = 1). (3) Lang-Trotter. Say f comes from a non-cm elliptic curve. The set {p a p = 0} has density 0 and behaves asymptotically like c x log(x) for some constant c > 0. (4) Lang-Trotter-like question. Say f is of weight 2 (without inner twists) with coefficients in a quadratic field Q( D). The set {p a p Q} has density 0. How does it behave asymptotically?
29 Distribution of coefficients Fix a prime number p and consider a sequence of Hecke eigenforms f n such that weight+level tend to infinity.
30 Distribution of coefficients Fix a prime number p and consider a sequence of Hecke eigenforms f n such that weight+level tend to infinity. (2) Real distribution. The normalised coefficients b p (f n ) (p fixed and n running!) are equidistributed. This is a theorem of Serre (1997)
31 Distribution of coefficients Fix a prime number p and consider a sequence of Hecke eigenforms f n such that weight+level tend to infinity. (2) Real distribution. The normalised coefficients b p (f n ) (p fixed and n running!) are equidistributed. This is a theorem of Serre (1997) (1) Distribution modulo l m. What can one say about a p (f n ) mod l m for p fixed and running n?
32 Distribution of coefficients Fix a prime number p and consider a sequence of Hecke eigenforms f n such that weight+level tend to infinity. (2) Real distribution. The normalised coefficients b p (f n ) (p fixed and n running!) are equidistributed. This is a theorem of Serre (1997) (1) Distribution modulo l m. What can one say about a p (f n ) mod l m for p fixed and running n? Related: Let f run through all Hecke eigenforms of weight 2 and all prime levels. Are the mod l reductions of all the coefficients of all these forms contained in a finite extension of F l?
33 Distribution of coefficients Fix a prime number p and consider a sequence of Hecke eigenforms f n such that weight+level tend to infinity. (2) Real distribution. The normalised coefficients b p (f n ) (p fixed and n running!) are equidistributed. This is a theorem of Serre (1997) (1) Distribution modulo l m. What can one say about a p (f n ) mod l m for p fixed and running n? Related: Let f run through all Hecke eigenforms of weight 2 and all prime levels. Are the mod l reductions of all the coefficients of all these forms contained in a finite extension of F l? I guess no, but I cannot prove it.
34 Distribution of coefficients Fix a prime number p and consider a sequence of Hecke eigenforms f n such that weight+level tend to infinity. (2) Real distribution. The normalised coefficients b p (f n ) (p fixed and n running!) are equidistributed. This is a theorem of Serre (1997) (1) Distribution modulo l m. What can one say about a p (f n ) mod l m for p fixed and running n? Related: Let f run through all Hecke eigenforms of weight 2 and all prime levels. Are the mod l reductions of all the coefficients of all these forms contained in a finite extension of F l? I guess no, but I cannot prove it. Computations carried out with Marcel Mohyla suggest that the maximum residue degree in level q grows linearly with q.
35 Arithmetic information in ρ f The Galois representation ρ f attached to f explains arithmetic significance of the coefficients. What else?
36 Arithmetic information in ρ f The Galois representation ρ f attached to f explains arithmetic significance of the coefficients. What else? Theorem. If f is of weight one, prime-to-l level and geometrically defined over F l, then ρ f is unramified at l. Moreover, this characterises weight one among all weights (at least if l > 2).
37 Arithmetic information in ρ f The Galois representation ρ f attached to f explains arithmetic significance of the coefficients. What else? Theorem. If f is of weight one, prime-to-l level and geometrically defined over F l, then ρ f is unramified at l. Moreover, this characterises weight one among all weights (at least if l > 2). The theorem is trivial for Hecke eigenforms that are reductions of holomorphic forms (because those have attached Artin representations, and there is not even any l ).
38 Arithmetic information in ρ f The Galois representation ρ f attached to f explains arithmetic significance of the coefficients. What else? Theorem. If f is of weight one, prime-to-l level and geometrically defined over F l, then ρ f is unramified at l. Moreover, this characterises weight one among all weights (at least if l > 2). The theorem is trivial for Hecke eigenforms that are reductions of holomorphic forms (because those have attached Artin representations, and there is not even any l ). However, not all parallel weight one Hecke eigenforms that are geometrically defined over F l lift to holomorphic forms.
39 Arithmetic information in ρ f Theorem (Dimitrov, W.). Let f be a Hilbert modular eigenform (over any totally real field F ) of parallel weight one, geometrically defined over F l, of level prime to l. Then the attached Galois representation is unramified above l. ρ f : G F = Gal(F /F ) GL 2 (F l )
40 Arithmetic information in ρ f Theorem (Dimitrov, W.). Let f be a Hilbert modular eigenform (over any totally real field F ) of parallel weight one, geometrically defined over F l, of level prime to l. Then the attached Galois representation is unramified above l. ρ f : G F = Gal(F /F ) GL 2 (F l ) It is believed and partially proved that this characterises parallel weight one forms among all Hilbert Hecke eigenforms.
41 Arithmetic information in ρ f Theorem (Dimitrov, W.). Let f be a Hilbert modular eigenform (over any totally real field F ) of parallel weight one, geometrically defined over F l, of level prime to l. Then the attached Galois representation is unramified above l. ρ f : G F = Gal(F /F ) GL 2 (F l ) It is believed and partially proved that this characterises parallel weight one forms among all Hilbert Hecke eigenforms. The theorem is again trivial for Hilbert modular forms that are reductions of holomorphic forms (because those have attached Artin representations, and there is not even any l ).
42 Arithmetic information in ρ f Theorem (Dimitrov, W.). Let f be a Hilbert modular eigenform (over any totally real field F ) of parallel weight one, geometrically defined over F l, of level prime to l. Then the attached Galois representation is unramified above l. ρ f : G F = Gal(F /F ) GL 2 (F l ) It is believed and partially proved that this characterises parallel weight one forms among all Hilbert Hecke eigenforms. The theorem is again trivial for Hilbert modular forms that are reductions of holomorphic forms (because those have attached Artin representations, and there is not even any l ). Are there parallel weight one Hilbert eigenforms that are geometrically defined over F l which do not lift to holomorphic forms?
43 Arithmetic information coming from modular forms Theorem (Khare, Wintenberger, Deligne, Shimura). We have a correspondence {f = n=0 a nq n f Hecke eigenform } f ρ f {ρ : G Q GL 2 (F l ) ρ odd, semi-simple }.
44 Arithmetic information coming from modular forms Theorem (Khare, Wintenberger, Deligne, Shimura). We have a correspondence {f = n=0 a nq n f Hecke eigenform } f ρ f {ρ : G Q GL 2 (F l ) ρ odd, semi-simple }. For Hilbert modular forms, such a correspondence is conjectured.
45 Arithmetic information coming from modular forms Theorem (Khare, Wintenberger, Deligne, Shimura). We have a correspondence {f = n=0 a nq n f Hecke eigenform } f ρ f {ρ : G Q GL 2 (F l ) ρ odd, semi-simple }. For Hilbert modular forms, such a correspondence is conjectured. Modular forms are explicitly computable. This makes Galois representations computationally accessible.
46 Arithmetic information coming from modular forms Theorem (Khare, Wintenberger, Deligne, Shimura). We have a correspondence {f = n=0 a nq n f Hecke eigenform } f ρ f {ρ : G Q GL 2 (F l ) ρ odd, semi-simple }. For Hilbert modular forms, such a correspondence is conjectured. Modular forms are explicitly computable. This makes Galois representations computationally accessible. Standard methods work for weights 2. Weight 1 is different!
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