1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf03322505
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Hecke-Integrale mit rationalen periodischen Funktionen und Dirichlet-Reihen mit Funktionalgleichung

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“…Choie and Zagier [1] and Parson [16] gave an explicit characterization of RPFs on the modular group that made possible the correspondence in [4]. The problem of finding a characterization of RPFs on all of the Hecke groups remains open, although several authors have done work in this direction [5,17,19,22,23]. These results provide enough information about the structure of RPFs on the Hecke groups for us to prove our correspondence theorem.…”
Section: Rational Period Functionsmentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…Choie and Zagier [1] and Parson [16] gave an explicit characterization of RPFs on the modular group that made possible the correspondence in [4]. The problem of finding a characterization of RPFs on all of the Hecke groups remains open, although several authors have done work in this direction [5,17,19,22,23]. These results provide enough information about the structure of RPFs on the Hecke groups for us to prove our correspondence theorem.…”
Section: Rational Period Functionsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The problem of finding a characterization of RPFs on all of the Hecke groups remains open, although several authors have done work in this direction [3,10,12,15,16]. These results provide enough information about the structure of RPFs on the Hecke groups for us to prove a correspondence theorem for modular integrals with certain rational period functions.…”
Section: Rational Period Functionsmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…Let c k = sin(kπ/p) sin(π/p) for k ≥ 0. Meier and Rosenberger [4] show that as linear fractional transformations…”
Section: Reduced Numbersmentioning
confidence: 99%