A Hecke Correspondence Theorem for Automorphic Integrals with Symmetric Rational Period Functions on the Hecke Groups
Wendell Ressler

TL;DR
This paper extends the Hecke correspondence theorem to automorphic integrals with symmetric rational period functions on Hecke groups, revealing new relations for the associated remainder terms.
Contribution
It proves a Hecke correspondence theorem for automorphic integrals with Hecke-symmetric rational period functions on Hecke groups, including new relations for the remainder terms.
Findings
Established a Hecke correspondence theorem for a specific class of automorphic integrals.
Identified a new relation satisfied by the remainder terms.
Linked the structure of rational period functions to the properties of the remainder terms.
Abstract
Marvin Knopp developed the theory of automorphic integrals, which generalize automorphic forms; each automorphic integral has an additional period function in its automorphic relation. The period functions satisfy relations that arise from the underlying group relations. Knopp showed that entire automorphic integrals with rational period functions satisfy a Hecke correspondence theorem, provided the rational period functions have poles only at 0 or infinity. For other automorphic integrals each corresponding Dirichlet series has a functional equation with a remainder term that arises from the nonzero poles of the rational period function. In this paper we prove a Hecke correspondence theorem for a class of automorphic integrals with rational period functions on the Hecke groups. We restrict our attention to automorphic integrals of weight that is twice an odd integer and to rational…
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TopicsQuantum chaos and dynamical systems · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Molecular Spectroscopy and Structure
