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Generating weights for modules of vector-valued modular forms Candelori, Luca
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Vector-valued modular forms have recently been studied for applications to conformal field theory. In this talk, given an n-dimensional representation of the metaplectic group (e.g. the Weil representation of a finite quadratic module) we study the module of vector-valued modular forms for this representation, using methods from algebraic geometry. We prove that this module is free of rank n over the ring of level one modular forms, and we discuss the problem of finding the weights of a generating set. For Weil representations of cyclic quadratic modules of order 2p, p a prime, we show how the generating weights can be expressed in terms of class numbers of quadratic imaginary fields, and compute the distribution of the weights as p goes to infinity. This is joint work with Cameron Franc (U. Sask.) and Gene Kopp (U. Michigan).
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Generating weights for modules of vector-valued modular forms
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Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery
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2016-09-26T15:59
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Vector-valued modular forms have recently been studied for applications to
conformal field theory. In this talk, given an n-dimensional representation of the metaplectic group (e.g. the
Weil representation of a finite quadratic module) we study the module of
vector-valued modular forms for this representation, using methods from
algebraic geometry. We prove that this module is free of rank n over the
ring of level one modular forms, and we discuss the problem of finding the
weights of a generating set. For Weil representations of cyclic quadratic
modules of order 2p, p a prime, we show how the generating weights can be
expressed in terms of class numbers of quadratic imaginary fields, and compute
the distribution of the weights as p goes to infinity. This is
joint work with Cameron Franc (U. Sask.) and Gene Kopp (U. Michigan).
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61 minutes
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video/mp4
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eng
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Author affiliation: Louisiana State University
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2017-03-28
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Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International
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10.14288/1.0343365
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Unreviewed
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Postdoctoral
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