Maass forms and their $L$-functions
David W. Farmer, Stefan Lemurell

TL;DR
This paper explores Maass forms on Hecke congruence groups, providing eigenvalue examples and calculating associated L-functions, comparing results with random matrix theory predictions.
Contribution
It offers new explicit examples of Maass forms and their L-functions, including the first 1000 eigenvalues for a011, and compares these with theoretical predictions.
Findings
Low eigenvalues for Maass forms on a011 and small primes
First 1000 eigenvalues computed for a011
L-functions compared to random matrix theory predictions
Abstract
We present examples of Maass forms on Hecke congruence groups, giving low eigenvalues on for small prime , and the first 1000 eigenvalues for . We also present calculations of the -functions associated to the Maass forms and make comparisons to the predictions from random matrix theory.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnalytic Number Theory Research · Advanced Mathematical Identities · Advanced Algebra and Geometry
