Generalized Atkin polynomial congruence conjecture

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Let p≥5p\ge5 be prime, and write

p−1=12m+4δ+6ε,p-1=12m+4\delta+6\varepsilon,

where m∈Z≥0m\in\mathbb{Z}_{\ge0} and δ,ε∈{0,1}\delta,\varepsilon\in\{0,1\}. Let Au,a(r)(X)A_{u,a}^{(r)}(X) be the generalized Atkin polynomial associated with the normalized extremal quasimodular form of weight 12n+a12n+a and depth rr, as defined by the source. Generalized Atkin polynomial congruence conjecture. For r≥2r\ge2,

Am+δ+ε,2(1)(X)≡Am+δ+ε,2r(r)(X)(modp).A_{m+\delta+\varepsilon,2}^{(1)}(X)\equiv A_{m+\delta+\varepsilon,2r}^{(r)}(X)\pmod{p}.

This conjecture predicts that generalized Atkin polynomials in different depths satisfy the same reduction modulo primes p≥5p\ge5; existence of the relevant extremal forms and polynomials for depths r≥5r\ge5 remains open in the source.

References

Primary source

Tomoaki Nakaya, “Determination of normalized extremal quasimodular forms of depth 1 with integral Fourier coefficients”, arXiv:2305.18669 (2023).

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