Lecture

Modular Forms: Dimension Formulas

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Description

This lecture covers the dimension formulas for modular forms, introducing notations and conditions for elements belonging to specific spaces. The instructor explains the computation of dimensions and proves related claims using Riemann-Roch corollaries. Examples and exercises illustrate the concepts of holomorphic differentials and even weights.

Instructor

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