Valuation conjecture for the K-family at prime parameters

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Let AK,k,m(0)A_{\mathcal K,k,m}(0) denote the constant term for the second family of meromorphic modular forms. K-family prime-parameter conjecture. The following assertions hold: if p>2p>2 is prime, then

ord⁡p(AK,p,p(0))=−2−2p;\operatorname{ord}_p\left(A_{\mathcal K,p,p}(0)\right)=-2-2p;

the value of ord⁡p(AK,p,pn(0))\operatorname{ord}_p(A_{\mathcal K,p,p^n}(0)) is independent of n=2,3,…n=2,3,\ldots; and if n>1n>1 is an integer and d2(p)>2d_2(p)>2, then

ord⁡p(AK,p,pn(0))=−2−2p.\operatorname{ord}_p\left(A_{\mathcal K,p,p^n}(0)\right)=-2-2p.

These are data-driven assertions supported by files linked from the authors' repository; the source does not establish them theoretically.

References

Primary source

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

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