The Saito-Kurokawa lift space-size conjecture

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Let SKk(N)\mathrm{SK}_k(N) denote the space of Saito-Kurokawa lifts of weight kk and level NN, let BkSK(N)B_k^{SK}(N) be an orthonormal basis, and define

BN(Z)=∑F∈BkSK(N)det⁡(Y)k∣F(Z)∣2,\mathbb B_N(Z)=\sum_{F\in B_k^{SK}(N)}\det(Y)^k|F(Z)|^2,

with sup⁡(SKk(N))=sup⁡Z∈H2BN(Z)\sup(\mathrm{SK}_k(N))=\sup_{Z\in\mathbf H_2}\mathbb B_N(Z). Saito-Kurokawa lift space-size conjecture. For all even k≥4k\ge 4 and N≥1N\ge 1, one has

sup⁡(SKk(N))≍k5/2N−2.\sup(\mathrm{SK}_k(N))\asymp k^{5/2}N^{-2}.

At level 11, the corresponding weight-aspect size is known to be of order k5/2k^{5/2}, while the paper proves only partial level-aspect bounds for prime levels. The conjecture predicts the additional factor N−2N^{-2} and remains open.

References

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Pramath Anamby and Soumya Das, “New and old Saito-Kurokawa lifts classically via L^2 norms and bounds on their supnorms: level aspect”, arXiv:2403.17401 (2026).

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