S412
There are 8 relations from doing Witt-Erohkin method on 8 reducible forms
(those marked by * in the table of coefficient forms).
(An explanation of this table appears at the bottom of this page.)
ell m11m22m33m44m12m13m23m14m24m34 cusp:term terms dimM148(ell) #rels
2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 1/0: q8/1 18 13 2
1/1: q8/2
5 2 2 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 1/0: q8/1 27 25 2
1/1: q17/5
6 2 2 2 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 1/0: q10/1 54 49 5
1/1: q14/6
1/2: q17/3
1/3: q9/2
8 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1/0: q13/1 53 49 4
1/1: q18/8
1/2: q11/2
1/4: q7/1
9 4 4 4 4 -1 2 1 -2 2 -1 1/0: q17/1 54 49 2
1/1: q17/9
1/3: q8/1
2/3: q8/1
NUMBER OF RESTRICTION MAPS: 7 TOTAL RELS: 15
Including 8 Witt-Erohkin relations, total relations: 23.
Total independent relations: 22.
Because the net set of coefficients has size 23,
this implies the kernel of S412 under the Witt-Erohkin map has dimension at most 23-22=1.
Because the image of the Witt-Erohkin map is 1-dimensional,
this proves that
dim S412 is at most 2.
Because we can produce two linearly independent cusp forms in S412
(for example, E4 J8 and ?),
we conclude
dim S412 = 2.
- ell: This is the level.
- The next 10 numbers give the entries of the matrix.
- The cusps (of G0(ell))
are listed vertically in form a/c.
To the right of each of these is the maximum term kept in the corresponding
cusp expansion.
For example, q15/3 would indicate that
the expansion is in powers of q1/3,
and that we keep the first 16 terms (q0/3 through q15/3).
- The number under "terms" is the total number of terms kept
over the various cusps.
- The next entry is dim M148(G0(ell)).
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The number under "rels" is the number of relations (on the net set) obtained from
this particular restriction map.
The number is usually the difference between the "terms" and "dim"
unless the matrix has some "self-similarity" in the sense that the matrix
box-operation with a cusp yields something that is a multiple of the original matrix.