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Mellin continuation of a noncuspidal modular form (Λf​(s)=If​(s)+ikIf​(k−s)+a0​(s−kik​−s1​))

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For a level-one modular form of positive even weight k and constant coefficient a0​, put If​(s)=∫1∞​(f(iy)−a0​)ys−1dy. This is an entire function. Splitting the Mellin transform at one and using f(iy)=iky−kf(i/y) proves the displayed continuation of (2π)−sΓ(s)L(f,s). It obeys Λf​(s)=ikΛf​(k−s) and has possible simple poles only at zero and k, with residues −a0​,ika0​. For a cusp form both disappear.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2002 / iii / Paper 26 / 5 / Solution

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