A-expansions of Drinfeld modular forms
arXiv:1207.6479 · doi:10.1016/j.jnt.2012.12.012
Abstract
We introduce the notion of Drinfeld modular forms with -expansions, where instead of the usual Fourier expansion in ( being the uniformizer at `infinity'), parametrized by , we look at expansions in , parametrized by $a \in A = \Fq [T]$. We construct an infinite family of eigenforms with -expansions. Drinfeld modular forms with -expansions have many desirable properties that allow us to explicitly compute the Hecke action. The applications of our results include: (i) various congruences between Drinfeld eigenforms; (ii) the computation of the eigensystems of Drinfeld modular forms with -expansions; (iii) examples of failure of multiplicity one result, as well as a restrictive multiplicity one result for Drinfeld modular forms with -expansions; (iv) examples of eigenforms that can be represented as `non-trivial' products of eigenforms; (v) an extension of a result of Böckle and Pink concerning the Hecke properties of the space of cuspidal modulo double-cuspidal forms for to the groups $\text{GL}_2 (\Fq [T])$ and .
This version does not use normalized Goss polynomials, which fixes various inaccuracies in the previous version
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