Asymptotic Behavior of Eisenstein Series #
This file establishes the asymptotic behavior of Eisenstein series as z → i∞, and constructs the ModularForm structures for Serre derivatives.
Main definitions #
serre_DE₄_ModularForm,serre_DE₆_ModularForm,serre_DE₂_ModularForm: Package serre derivatives as modular forms
Main results #
D_tendsto_zero_of_tendsto_const: Cauchy estimate: D f → 0 at i∞ if f is boundedE₂_tendsto_one_atImInfty: E₂ → 1 at i∞serre_DE₄_tendsto_atImInfty,serre_DE₆_tendsto_atImInfty,serre_DE₂_tendsto_atImInfty: Limits of serre derivatives (for determining scalars)
Cauchy estimates and limits at infinity #
If f is holomorphic and bounded at infinity, then D f → 0 at i∞.
Proof via Cauchy estimates: For z with large Im, consider the ball B(z, Im(z)/2) in ℂ.
- Ball is contained in upper half plane: all points have Im > Im(z)/2 > 0
- f ∘ ofComplex is holomorphic on the ball (from MDifferentiable)
- f is bounded by M for Im ≥ A (from IsBoundedAtImInfty)
- By Cauchy: |deriv(f ∘ ofComplex)(z)| ≤ M / (Im(z)/2) = 2M/Im(z)
- D f = (2πi)⁻¹ * deriv(...), so |D f(z)| ≤ M/(π·Im(z)) → 0
Limits of Eisenstein series at infinity #
exp(-c * y) → 0 as y → +∞ (for c > 0).
If f = O(exp(-c * Im z)) as z → i∞ for c > 0, then f → 0 at i∞.
A modular form tends to its value at infinity as z → i∞.
E₂ - 1 = O(exp(-2π·Im z)) at infinity.
E₂ → 1 at i∞.
E₄ → 1 at i∞.
E₆ → 1 at i∞.
Boundedness lemmas #
E₆ is bounded at infinity (as a modular form).
serre_D 1 E₂ is bounded at infinity.
D E₄ is bounded at infinity (by Cauchy estimate: D f → 0 when f is bounded).
serre_D 4 E₄ is bounded at infinity.
Construction of ModularForm from serre_D #
serre_D 6 E₆ is bounded at infinity.
Limit of serre_D at infinity (for determining scalar) #
General limit: if f → c at i∞ and f is holomorphic and bounded, then serre_D k f → -k*c/12.
This is the continuous mapping theorem applied to serre_D k f = D f - (k/12) * E₂ * f:
- D f → 0 (Cauchy estimate from boundedness)
- E₂ → 1
- f → c
Therefore
serre_D k f → 0 - (k/12) * 1 * c = -k*c/12.
Special case: if f → 1 at i∞, then serre_D k f → -k/12.
Special case: if f → 0 at i∞, then serre_D k f → 0.
serre_D 4 E₄ → -1/3 at i∞.
serre_D 6 E₆ → -1/2 at i∞.
serre_D 1 E₂ is a weight-4 modular form. Note: E₂ itself is NOT a modular form, but serre_D 1 E₂ IS.
Equations
- serre_DE₂_ModularForm = { toFun := serre_D 1 E₂, slash_action_eq' := ⋯, holo' := serre_DE₂_ModularForm._proof_3, bdd_at_cusps' := @serre_DE₂_ModularForm._proof_4 }
Instances For
serre_D 1 E₂ → -1/12 at i∞.
Generic q-expansion summability and derivative bounds #
Derivative bounds for q-expansion coefficients.
Given ‖a n‖ ≤ n^k, produces bounds
‖a n * 2πin * exp(2πin z)‖ ≤ 2π * n^(k+1) * exp(-2πn * y_min)
on compact K ⊆ {z : 0 < z.im}. This is a key hypothesis for D_qexp_tsum_pnat.