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Soumyadip Sahu

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A note on the spaces of Eisenstein series on general congruence subgroups

This article proposes a new approach to studying the spectral Eisenstein series of weight $k$ on a congruence subgroup of $\text{SL}_2(\mathbb{Z})$ using Hecke's theory of Eisenstein series for the principal congruence subgroups. Our method provides a gateway to analytic and arithmetic properties of the spectral Eisenstein series using corresponding results for the principal congruence subgroup. We show that the specializations of the weight $k$ spectral Eisenstein series at $s = 0$ give rise to a basis for the space of Eisenstein series on a general congruence subgroup, and the Fourier coefficients of the basis elements lie in a cyclotomic number field. Our philosophy also yields an explicit basis parameterized by cusps for the space of Eisenstein series with a nebentypus character. We utilize the spectral basis for the space of Eisenstein series to provide a simple proof of the Eichler-Shimura isomorphism theorem for the entire space of modular forms.

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Rationality of the periods of Eisenstein series

The article generalizes an observation of Zagier and Gangl to show that the image of the spectral Eisenstein series on a general congruence subgroup of $\text{SL}_2(\mathbb{Z})$, under the Eichler-Shimura isomorphism, is defined over a cyclotomic number field. We use the same technique to generalize an invariant attached to imaginary quadratic fields in connection with the polylogarithm conjecture on the special values of $L$-functions. Our treatment also provides an elementary derivation of the Fourier expansion of the Maass Eisenstein series on congruence subgroups presented as a power series.

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Derived Hecke action on the trivial cohomology of division algebras

This article generalizes Venkatesh's structure theorem for the derived Hecke action on the Hecke trivial cohomology of a division algebra over an imaginary quadratic field to division algebras over all number fields. In particular, we show that the stable submodule of the Hecke trivial cohomology attached to a division algebra is a free module generated by the unit class for the action of the strict derived Hecke algebra. Moreover, the strict derived Hecke algebra possesses a rational form that preserves the canonical rational structure on the stable cohomology during the derived Hecke action. The main ingredients in our improvement are a careful study of the congruence classes in the torsion cohomology of the arithmetic manifold and the author's new result on the reduction map in the $K$-theory of the ring of integers in number fields.

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Supersingular primes and Bogomolov property

Let $E$ be an elliptic curve over a number field $K$ with at least one real embedding and $L$ be a finite extension of $K$. We generalize a result of Habegger to show that $L(E_{\text{tor}})$, the field generated by the torsion points of $E$ over $L$, has the Bogomolov property. Moreover, the Néron-Tate height on $E\big(L(E_{\text{tor}})\big)$ also satisfies a similar discreteness property. Our main tool is a general criterion of Plessis that reduces the problem to the existence of a supersingular prime for $E$ satisfying certain conditions.

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Points of Small Heights in Certain Nonabelian Extensions

Let $E$ be an elliptic curve without complex multiplication defined over a number field $K$ which has at least one real embedding. The field $F$ generated by all torsion points of $E$ over $K$ is an infinite, non-abelian Galois extension of the ground field which has unbounded, wild ramification above all primes. Following the treatment in 'Small Height And Infinite Nonabelian Extensions' by P. Habegger we prove that the absolute logarithmic Weil height of an element of $F$ is either zero or bounded from below by a positive constant depending only on $E$ and $K$. We also show that the Néron-Tate height has a similar gap on $E(F)$. In appendix-A we have included some new results about Galois properties of division points of formal groups which are generalizations of results proved in chapter 2. This work is my M.Sc. thesis submitted to Chennai Mathematical Institute.

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Field Generated by Division Points of Certain Formal Group Laws -- III

Several questions about the Galois group of field generated by certain one dimensional formal group laws are studied. This is continuation of author's prior article titled 'Field Generated by Division Points of Certain Formal Group Laws - II'. General formalism related to $π$-divisible groups is discussed in appendix.

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Field Generated by Division Points of Certain Formal Group Laws

In this article we study the Galois group of field generated by division points of special class of formal group laws and prove an equivalent condition for the group to be abelian. Further, we explore relations between the endomorphism ring of a formal group and the Galois group of field generated by division points.

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On Field Generated by Division Points of Several Formal Groups

In this article we prove some interesting results on field generated by division points of several formal groups of same height, already implicit in the treatment in appendix-A of my M.Sc thesis (Points of Small Height in Certain Nonabelian Extensions). More precisely, under suitable hypothesis we show that the field generated by the division points of several formal groups is equal to the field generated by division points of an individual formal group among them, after a fixed finite unramified extension of base field.

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On Certain Reciprocal Sums

In this note we associate a sequence of non-negative integers to any convergent series of positive real numbers and study this sequence for the series $\sum_{n \geq 1} n^{-k}$ where $k$ is an integer $\geq 2$.

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