Eisenstein series

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Eisenstein series are special types of complex analytic functions on the upper half-plane (or more general symmetric spaces) that play a central role in the theory of modular and automorphic forms, connecting number theory, representation theory, and harmonic analysis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automorphic form
complex analytic function
mathematical object
modular form
definedOn complex upper half-plane
symmetric space
field harmonic analysis
number theory
representation theory
hasProperty admits Fourier expansion
holomorphic in the upper half-plane for suitable parameters
invariant under modular group action
meromorphic continuation in complex parameter
satisfies functional equation
introducedBy Gotthold Eisenstein NERFINISHED
relatedTo Bernoulli numbers NERFINISHED
Dedekind zeta function NERFINISHED
Dirichlet series NERFINISHED
Fourier expansion
Hecke L-functions NERFINISHED
Hecke operators NERFINISHED
Hilbert modular forms NERFINISHED
L-functions NERFINISHED
Langlands Eisenstein series NERFINISHED
Langlands program NERFINISHED
Maass forms NERFINISHED
Poisson summation formula NERFINISHED
Rankin–Selberg method NERFINISHED
Riemann zeta function NERFINISHED
Selberg trace formula NERFINISHED
Siegel modular forms
automorphic forms
constant term formula
constant term of automorphic forms
cusp forms
elliptic modular forms
functional equation of L-functions
induced representations
modular curves
modular forms
parabolic subgroups
principal series representations
spectral decomposition of automorphic forms
spectral theory of automorphic forms
theta functions
usedFor construction of L-functions
explicit formulas in modular form theory
proofs of functional equations
spectral decomposition of L2 of arithmetic quotients
study of special values of L-functions

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