[Turkmath:7351] Aralık 17, 2025 saat 17:00:: FGC-HRI-IPM Sayılar Teorisi Semineri::Lejla Smajlovic
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Dear all,
Our next speaker is Lejla Smajlovic from the University of Sarajevo.
Date: Wednesday, December 17
Time: 17:00 (Istanbul LT), 17:30 (Tehran LT), 19:30 (Allahabad LT)
Speaker: Lejla Smajlovic
Title: On some nonholomorphic automorphic forms, their inner products
and generating functions
Abstract:
In this talk we focus on the following three automorphic forms on a
Fuchsian group of the first kind with at least one cusp: the Eisenstein
series, the Niebur–Poincaré series associated to the cusp at infinity,
and the resolvent kernel/Green's function. We discuss how these
functions can be viewed as building blocks for describing log-norms of
certain meromorphic functions in terms of their divisors and derive a
generalization of a Rorlich–Jensen type formula, based on an evaluation
of the Petersson inner product of the Niebur–Poincaré series with a
suitably regularized Green's function.
We then turn our attention to the generating functions of the
Niebur–Poincaré series and its derivative at s=1. Both functions depend
on two variables in the upper half-plane. We prove that, for any
Fuchsian group of the first kind, the generating function of the
Niebur–Poincaré series in each variable is a polar harmonic Maass form
of a certain weight, describe its polar part, and explain how it serves
as a building block for describing weight two meromorphic modular forms
in terms of their divisors.
Moreover, we show that the generating function of the derivative of the
Niebur–Poincaré series at s=1 can be expressed—up to a certain function
appearing in the Kronecker limit formula—as a derivative of an
automorphic kernel associated with a new point-pair invariant expressed
in terms of the Rogers dilogarithm.
This talk is based on joint work with Kathrin Bringmann, James Cogdell,
and Jay Jorgenson.
Zoom details:
Zoom link: https://kocun.zoom.us/j/99715471656
Meeting ID: 997 1547 1656
Passcode: 848084
ICS file:
https://researchseminars.org/seminar/FGC-IPM/ics
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