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L-function of a cusp form (L(f,s)=∑n≥1​an​n−s)

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For f=∑n≥1​an​qn, define L(f,s)=∑n≥1​an​n−s in a right half-plane. Its completion (2π)−sΓ(s)L(f,s) is the Mellin transform of f(iy). The modular inversion and exponential cusp decay continue this completion to an entire function and give its reflection s↦k−s. A normalized Hecke eigenform also has an Euler product of a Hecke eigenform.

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