Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8904879 | Advances in Mathematics | 2018 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
The denominator formula for the Monster Lie algebra is the product expansion for the modular function J(z)âJ(Ï) given in terms of the Hecke system of SL2(Z)-modular functions jn(Ï). It is prominent in Zagier's seminal paper on traces of singular moduli, and in the Duncan-Frenkel work on Moonshine. The formula is equivalent to the description of the generating function for the jn(z) as a weight 2 modular form with a pole at z. Although these results rely on the fact that X0(1) has genus 0, here we obtain a generalization, framed in terms of polar harmonic Maass forms, for all of the X0(N) modular curves. We use these functions to study divisors of modular forms.
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Authors
Kathrin Bringmann, Ben Kane, Steffen Löbrich, Ken Ono, Larry Rolen,