2-adic valuation conjecture when k has one binary digit

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Let d2(k)d_2(k) be the sum of the binary digits of kk, let a=ord2(m)a=\operatorname{ord}_2(m), and let o=ord2(AK,k,m(0))o=\operatorname{ord}_2(A_{\overline{\mathcal K},k,m}(0)). Binary-digit valuation conjecture. If d2(k)=1d_2(k)=1 and a2a\geq2, then

o=k(a+2)+3.o=k(a+2)+3.

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Barry Brent, “On the constant terms of certain meromorphic modular forms for Hecke groups”, arXiv:2212.12515 (2022).

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