Balanced modular parameterizations
Tim Huber, Danny Lara, Esteban Melendez

TL;DR
This paper constructs theta quotient sets for prime levels 5 to 19 that generate modular form rings for (p), revealing symmetries and applications including a new representation for t-core partitions and connections to Kleinian groups.
Contribution
It introduces explicit (p) permutation representations of theta quotients and explores their applications and symmetries, including a novel approach to t-core partitions.
Findings
Constructed (p)-permuted theta quotient sets for prime levels 5 to 19.
Established explicit permutation representations and symmetry properties.
Linked symmetries at levels 5, 7, 11 to Kleinian automorphism groups.
Abstract
For prime levels , sets of -permuted theta quotients are constructed that generate the graded rings of modular forms of positive integer weight for . An explicit formulation of the permutation representation and several applications are given, including a new representation for the number of -core partitions. The -action induces coefficient symmetries within representations for modular forms and invariance subgroups for coupled systems of differential equations. The symmetry for levels is linked to the Kleinian automorphism groups.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Algebraic Geometry and Number Theory
