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TauCeti.NumberTheory.ModularForms.Eigenform

Good Hecke eigenforms #

A cusp form is a good Hecke eigenform when it is a simultaneous eigenvector of the Hecke operators T_n for every n coprime to the level. This file names that condition as IsEigenformAwayFromLevel and records the one fact that makes it usable: for such a form, the T_p eigenvalue at a good prime is the p-th Fourier coefficient.

Why "away from level" #

The eigenvector condition is imposed only at n coprime to N. At the bad primes p ∣ N the operator U_p is a different object and a form need not be an eigenvector of it, so a bare Eigenform would be a promise this predicate does not keep — hence the qualified name.

Main declarations #

No bundled structure is introduced: this is a Prop on an existing CuspForm, because that is what the consumers need.

Implementation notes #

The condition is stated over heckeTCuspNat, the packaged operator of HeckeSlash/Operators.lean, rather than over the raw double-coset endomorphism it unfolds to. That packaging exists precisely so that statements about T_n have one spelling.

Provenance #

Adapted from the AINTLIB LeanModularForms project (HeckeRIngs/GL2/Newforms/Basic.lean, Chris Birkbeck, Apache-2.0): the predicate IsEigenform, renamed per the roadmap's prescribed spelling and restated over heckeTCuspNat. The source's all-n variant IsFullEigenform, its bundled Eigenform structure and that structure's accessors are deliberately not ported — the consumers here need the predicate.

A good Hecke eigenform: f is a simultaneous eigenvector of every T_n with n coprime to the level N. The eigenvalue system is the witness a.

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    The defining equation of IsEigenformAwayFromLevel. The module does not expose the definition's body, so this is how downstream modules prove and eliminate the predicate.

    The T_p eigenvalue of a normalized good eigenform is its p-th Fourier coefficient. For p a prime not dividing the level and f normalized (a₁(f) = 1), the eigenvector equation at p holds with the scalar named explicitly as a_p(f).

    This is eq_qExpansion_coeff_of_heckeSlashGamma1CuspFormEnd_diagCosetGamma1_eq_smul read through IsEigenformAwayFromLevel: that theorem identifies the eigenvalue of a given eigenvector equation, and this one supplies the equation from the predicate.