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Rankin–Selberg convolution (L(f,g,s))

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For cusp forms f=∑an​qn and g=∑bn​qn, their Rankin–Selberg convolution in the elementary normalization is L(f,g,s)=∑n≥1​an​bn​​n−s.
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Rankin–Selberg unfolding identity for a holomorphic Eisenstein series

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Rankin–Selberg convolution
If f and g have respective weights k and l, and r=k−l>2, unfolding the weight-r Eisenstein series gives
⟨f,gGr​⟩=(4π)k−12ζ(r)Γ(k−1)​L(f,g,k−1).
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