LMFDB - Newform orbit 4788.2.i.d

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Newspace parameters

comment: Compute space of new eigenforms

[N,k,chi] = [4788,2,Mod(3457,4788)]

mf = mfinit([N,k,chi],0)

lf = mfeigenbasis(mf)

from sage.modular.dirichlet import DirichletCharacter

H = DirichletGroup(4788, base_ring=CyclotomicField(2))

chi = DirichletCharacter(H, H._module([0, 0, 1, 1]))

N = Newforms(chi, 2, names="a")

//Please install CHIMP (https://github.com/edgarcosta/CHIMP) if you want to run this code

chi := DirichletCharacter("4788.3457");

S:= CuspForms(chi, 2);

N := Newforms(S);

Level:	$N$	$=$	$4788 = 2^{2} \cdot 3^{2} \cdot 7 \cdot 19$
Weight:	$k$	$=$	$2$
Character orbit:	$[\chi]$	$=$	4788.i (of order $2$ , degree $1$ , minimal)

Newform invariants

comment: select newform

sage: f = N[0] # Warning: the index may be different

gp: f = lf[1] \\ Warning: the index may be different

Self dual:	no
Analytic conductor:	$38.2323724878$
Analytic rank:	$0$
Dimension:	$8$
Coefficient field:	8.0.2702336256.1
comment: defining polynomial gp: f.mod \\ as an extension of the character field
Defining polynomial:	$x^{8} + 9x^{6} + 56x^{4} + 225x^{2} + 625$ x^8 + 9x^6 + 56x^4 + 225*x^2 + 625
Coefficient ring:	$\Z[a_1, \ldots, a_{11}]$
Coefficient ring index:	$2^{4}$
Twist minimal:	yes
Sato-Tate group:	$\mathrm{U}(1)[D_{2}]$

$q$ -expansion

comment: q-expansion

sage: f.q_expansion() # note that sage often uses an isomorphic number field

gp: mfcoefs(f, 20)

Coefficients of the $q$ -expansion are expressed in terms of a basis $1,\beta_1,\ldots,\beta_{7}$ for the coefficient ring described below. We also show the integral $q$ -expansion of the trace form.

$f(q)$	$=$	$q + (\beta_{7} - \beta_{6} + \beta_1) q^{5} + ( - \beta_{4} + \beta_{2} - 1) q^{7} + ( - 2 \beta_{7} + \beta_{5} + 2 \beta_1) q^{11} + (\beta_{7} + \beta_{6} + \beta_1) q^{17} + ( - \beta_{4} - 2 \beta_{3}) q^{19}+ \cdots + ( - 4 \beta_{7} + 5 \beta_{5} + 4 \beta_1) q^{95}+O(q^{100})$ q + (b7 - b6 + b1) * q^5 + (-b4 + b2 - 1) * q^7 + (-2b7 + b5 + 2b1) * q^11 + (b7 + b6 + b1) * q^17 + (-b4 - 2b3) q^19 + (-3b7 - b5 + 3b1) * q^23 + (b4 + b3 - 2b2 - 9) q^25 + (-b7 - 3b6 - 2b5) * q^35 + (3b4 + 3b3 - 6b2 + 2) q^43 + (b7 - 4b6 + b1) q^47 + (b4 + 3b3 - 3b2 + 2) * q^49 + (7b4 + 7b3) * q^55 + (7b4 - b3) q^61 + (-7b4 - 3b3) * q^73 + (6b7 - 2b6 - b5 - 5b1) q^77 - 8b6 q^83 + (-3b4 - 3b3 + 6b2 - 14) q^85 + (-4b7 + 5b5 + 4b1) q^95
$\operatorname{Tr}(f)(q)$	$=$	$8 q - 6 q^{7} - 76 q^{25} + 4 q^{43} + 10 q^{49} - 100 q^{85}+O(q^{100})$ 8 * q - 6 * q^7 - 76 * q^25 + 4 * q^43 + 10 * q^49 - 100 * q^85

Basis of coefficient ring in terms of a root $\nu$ of $x^{8} + 9x^{6} + 56x^{4} + 225x^{2} + 625$ x^8 + 9*x^6 + 56*x^4 + 225*x^2 + 625 :

$\beta_{1}$	$=$	$( 11\nu^{7} + 224\nu^{5} + 616\nu^{3} + 9475\nu ) / 7000$ (11v^7 + 224v^5 + 616v^3 + 9475v) / 7000
$\beta_{2}$	$=$	$( -11\nu^{6} - 224\nu^{4} - 616\nu^{2} - 2475 ) / 1400$ (-11v^6 - 224v^4 - 616*v^2 - 2475) / 1400
$\beta_{3}$	$=$	$( 2\nu^{6} - 7\nu^{4} - 63\nu^{2} - 250 ) / 175$ (2v^6 - 7v^4 - 63*v^2 - 250) / 175
$\beta_{4}$	$=$	$( 9\nu^{6} + 56\nu^{4} + 504\nu^{2} + 1325 ) / 700$ (9v^6 + 56v^4 + 504*v^2 + 1325) / 700
$\beta_{5}$	$=$	$( 3\nu^{7} + 52\nu^{5} + 268\nu^{3} + 575\nu ) / 500$ (3v^7 + 52v^5 + 268v^3 + 575v) / 500
$\beta_{6}$	$=$	$( 9\nu^{7} + 56\nu^{5} + 154\nu^{3} + 625\nu ) / 875$ (9v^7 + 56v^5 + 154v^3 + 625v) / 875
$\beta_{7}$	$=$	$( 81\nu^{7} + 504\nu^{5} + 3136\nu^{3} + 12625\nu ) / 7000$ (81v^7 + 504v^5 + 3136v^3 + 12625v) / 7000

Display $\nu^j$ in terms of $\beta_i$

$\nu$	$=$	$( \beta_{7} - \beta_{6} - \beta_{5} + 3\beta_1 ) / 4$ (b7 - b6 - b5 + 3*b1) / 4
$\nu^{2}$	$=$	$( 3\beta_{4} - 2\beta_{3} + 2\beta_{2} - 5 ) / 2$ (3b4 - 2b3 + 2*b2 - 5) / 2
$\nu^{3}$	$=$	$( 6\beta_{7} - 7\beta_{6} + 2\beta_{5} - 6\beta_1 ) / 2$ (6b7 - 7b6 + 2b5 - 6b1) / 2
$\nu^{4}$	$=$	$( -11\beta_{4} - 18\beta_{2} - 11 ) / 2$ (-11b4 - 18b2 - 11) / 2
$\nu^{5}$	$=$	$( -89\beta_{7} + 67\beta_{6} + 45\beta_{5} + 45\beta_1 ) / 4$ (-89b7 + 67b6 + 45b5 + 45b1) / 4
$\nu^{6}$	$=$	$28\beta_{4} + 56\beta_{3} + 27$ 28b4 + 56b3 + 27
$\nu^{7}$	$=$	$( 279\beta_{7} + 281\beta_{6} - 279\beta_{5} - 283\beta_1 ) / 4$ (279b7 + 281b6 - 279b5 - 283b1) / 4

Display $\beta_i$ in terms of $\nu^j$

Character values

We give the values of $\chi$ on generators for $\left(\mathbb{Z}/4788\mathbb{Z}\right)^\times$ .

$n$	$533$	$1009$	$2395$	$4105$
$\chi(n)$	$1$	$-1$	$1$	$-1$

Embeddings

For each embedding $\iota_m$ of the coefficient field, the values $\iota_m(a_n)$ are shown below.

For more information on an embedded modular form you can click on its label.

comment: embeddings in the coefficient field

gp: mfembed(f)

Label

\iota_m(\nu)

a_{2}

a_{3}

a_{4}

a_{5}

a_{6}

a_{7}

a_{8}

a_{9}

a_{10}

3457.1

−1.52274	−	1.63746i
1.52274	−	1.63746i
−0.656712	−	2.13746i
0.656712	−	2.13746i
0.656712	+	2.13746i
−0.656712	+	2.13746i
1.52274	+	1.63746i
−1.52274	+	1.63746i

−

4.27492i

1.13746

−

2.38876i

3457.2

−

4.27492i

1.13746

2.38876i

3457.3

−

3.27492i

−2.63746

−

0.209313i

3457.4

−

3.27492i

−2.63746

0.209313i

3457.5

3.27492i

−2.63746

−

0.209313i

3457.6

3.27492i

−2.63746

0.209313i

3457.7

4.27492i

1.13746

−

2.38876i

3457.8

4.27492i

1.13746

2.38876i

Inner twists

Char	Parity	Ord	Mult	Type
1.a	even	1	1	trivial
19.b	odd	2	1	CM by $\Q(\sqrt{-19})$
3.b	odd	2	1	inner
7.b	odd	2	1	inner
21.c	even	2	1	inner
57.d	even	2	1	inner
133.c	even	2	1	inner
399.h	odd	2	1	inner

Twists

By twisting character orbit
Char	Parity	Ord	Mult	Type	Twist	Min	Dim
1.a	even	1	1	trivial	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
3.b	odd	2	1	inner	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
7.b	odd	2	1	inner	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
19.b	odd	2	1	CM	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
21.c	even	2	1	inner	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
57.d	even	2	1	inner	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
133.c	even	2	1	inner	4788.2.i.d	✓	8
399.h	odd	2	1	inner	4788.2.i.d	✓	8

By twisted newform orbit
Twist	Min	Dim	Char	Parity	Ord	Mult	Type
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	1.a	even	1	1	trivial
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	3.b	odd	2	1	inner
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	7.b	odd	2	1	inner
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	19.b	odd	2	1	CM
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	21.c	even	2	1	inner
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	57.d	even	2	1	inner
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	133.c	even	2	1	inner
4788.2.i.d	✓	8	399.h	odd	2	1	inner

Hecke kernels

This newform subspace can be constructed as the intersection of the kernels of the following linear operators acting on $S_{2}^{\mathrm{new}}(4788, [\chi])$ :

T_{5}^{4} + 29T_{5}^{2} + 196

T_{13}

Hecke characteristic polynomials

$p$	$F_p(T)$
$2$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$3$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$5$	$(T^{4} + 29 T^{2} + 196)^{2}$ (T^4 + 29*T^2 + 196)^2
$7$	$(T^{4} + 3 T^{3} + 2 T^{2} + \cdots + 49)^{2}$ (T^4 + 3T^3 + 2T^2 + 21*T + 49)^2
$11$	$(T^{4} - 47 T^{2} + 196)^{2}$ (T^4 - 47*T^2 + 196)^2
$13$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$17$	$(T^{4} + 53 T^{2} + 4)^{2}$ (T^4 + 53*T^2 + 4)^2
$19$	$(T^{2} + 19)^{4}$ (T^2 + 19)^4
$23$	$(T^{2} - 76)^{4}$ (T^2 - 76)^4
$29$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$31$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$37$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$41$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$43$	$(T^{2} - T - 128)^{4}$ (T^2 - T - 128)^4
$47$	$(T^{4} + 113 T^{2} + 784)^{2}$ (T^4 + 113*T^2 + 784)^2
$53$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$59$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$61$	$(T^{4} + 347 T^{2} + 26896)^{2}$ (T^4 + 347*T^2 + 26896)^2
$67$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$71$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$73$	$(T^{4} + 267 T^{2} + 2304)^{2}$ (T^4 + 267*T^2 + 2304)^2
$79$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$83$	$(T^{2} + 256)^{4}$ (T^2 + 256)^4
$89$	$T^{8}$ T^8
$97$	$T^{8}$ T^8
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Label	4788.2.i.d

Level	$4788$
Weight	$2$
Character orbit	4788.i
Analytic conductor	$38.232$
Analytic rank	$0$
Dimension	$8$
CM discriminant	-19
Inner twists	$8$