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Modular Forms over Imaginary Quadratic Fields#

  • Introduction
    • Algorithms
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    • Verbose Output
  • Creation
    • BianchiCuspForms(F, N): FldNum, RngOrdIdl → ModFrmBianchi
  • Attributes
    • BaseField(M): ModFrmBianchi → FldNum
    • BaseRing(M): ModFrmBianchi → FldNum
    • CoefficientField(M): ModFrmBianchi → FldNum
    • CoefficientRing(M): ModFrmBianchi → FldNum
    • Level(M): ModFrmBianchi → RngOrdIdl
    • Dimension(M): ModFrmBianchi → RngIntElt
    • VoronoiData(M): ModFrmBianchi → Rec
    • Example: Creation Example
  • Hecke Operators
    • HeckeOperator(M, P): ModFrmBianchi, RngOrdIdl → Mtrx
    • Example: hecke
  • New Spaces and Newforms
    • NewSubspace(M): ModFrmBianchi → ModFrmBianchi
    • NewformDecomposition(M): ModFrmBianchi → List
    • Eigenform(M): ModFrmBianchi → ModFrmBianchiElt

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