Orbit-Sum Form of the Valence Formula #
orderOfVanishingAt' is invariant under the full modular group SL(2, ℤ). We define ordOrbit
on orbits and establish finite support for the orbit sum.
Main Results #
ord_smul_eq—orderOfVanishingAt' f (g • p) = orderOfVanishingAt' f pOrbit,ordOrbit,ordOrbit_mk— well-defined lift to orbitsNonEllOrbit— orbits distinct fromoiandorhofinite_support_ordOrbit— finitely many orbits have nonzeroordOrbit
orderOfVanishingAt' is invariant under the action of any g ∈ SL(2, ℤ).
The type of orbits of SL(2, ℤ) acting on ℍ.
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The order of vanishing lifted to orbits. Well-defined by ord_smul_eq.
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- ordOrbit f q = Quotient.liftOn' q (fun (p : UpperHalfPlane) => orderOfVanishingAt' (⇑f) p) ⋯
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Every orbit has a representative in the fundamental domain 𝒟.
If f p ≠ 0, then orderOfVanishingAt' f p = 0.
orderOfVanishingAt' f p ≠ 0 implies f p = 0.
f ≠ 0 and f p = 0 implies orderOfVanishingAt' f p ≠ 0.
The set of zeros (with nonzero order) in 𝒟 is finite.
The set of orbits with nonzero ordOrbit is finite.
The set of non-elliptic orbits with nonzero ordOrbit is finite.
The canonical finite set of zeros (with nonzero order) in 𝒟.
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Every point in s₀ lies in the fundamental domain 𝒟.
s₀ captures all points in 𝒟 with nonzero order of vanishing.
The orbit of ρ+1 equals the orbit of ρ.