Hecke characters

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Hecke characters are generalized algebraic number field characters (or Grössencharaktere) that play a central role in class field theory and the study of L-functions.

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instanceOf Grössencharaktere
generalized Dirichlet characters
idele class characters
mathematical concept
appearIn Hecke’s theory of modular forms and L-functions
construction of Grossencharacter motives
proofs of class number formulas
study of CM (complex multiplication) elliptic curves
are continuous homomorphisms from the idele class group to C×
associatedWith Grössencharaktere of number fields NERFINISHED
Hecke L-functions NERFINISHED
idele class group
ray class groups
canBe quasi-characters of the idele class group
canBeViewedAs characters of ray class groups via global class field theory
codomain multiplicative group of complex numbers
definedOn idele class group of a number field
idele group of a number field
domain idele class group
field algebraic number theory
analytic number theory
class field theory
generalize Dirichlet characters NERFINISHED
ray class characters
haveInvariant conductor
infinity type
ramification data
haveType algebraic Hecke characters
finite order Hecke characters
ramified Hecke characters
unitary Hecke characters
unramified Hecke characters
namedAfter Erich Hecke NERFINISHED
playRoleIn description of abelian extensions of number fields
functional equations of L-functions
proofs of analytic continuation of L-functions
relatedTo Grössencharacters of Weil NERFINISHED
automorphic representations of GL(1)
idele class characters of global fields
restrictTo idele group of Q to give Dirichlet characters
usedIn Artin reciprocity NERFINISHED
Langlands program NERFINISHED
class field theory
construction of Hecke L-functions
study of L-functions
usedToDefine Grössencharakter L-functions NERFINISHED
Hecke L-series NERFINISHED

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Hilbert’s twelfth problem involves Hecke characters