1977
DOI: 10.1007/bfb0063943
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Galois representations attached to eigenforms with nebentypus

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“…CM forms of trivial Nebentypus (and therefore even weight). The interested reader should consult [Rib77,§3] Let K be an imaginary quadratic field, O = O K its ring of integers and m an ideal of K. Let us also denote by J m the group of fractional ideals of O K that are coprime to m. A Hecke character ψ of K, of modulus m, is then a group homomorphism ψ : J m −→ C * such that there exists a character…”
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“…CM forms of trivial Nebentypus (and therefore even weight). The interested reader should consult [Rib77,§3] Let K be an imaginary quadratic field, O = O K its ring of integers and m an ideal of K. Let us also denote by J m the group of fractional ideals of O K that are coprime to m. A Hecke character ψ of K, of modulus m, is then a group homomorphism ψ : J m −→ C * such that there exists a character…”
Section: Formsmentioning
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“…The only possible group homomorphisms ψ ∞ are then of the form σ u , where σ is one of the two conjugate complex embeddings of K and u is a non negative integer. The eigenform associated with the Hecke character is new if and only if ψ is primitive (see Remark 3.5 in [Rib77]). …”
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