Icosahedral Galois Representations
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654 Joe P. Buhler
Icosahedral Galois Representations
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York 1978
Author Joe P. Buhler Mathematics Department The Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA 16802/USA
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Buhler, Joe P 1950Icosahedral galois representations. (Lecture notes in mathematics; 654) Bibliography: p. Includes index. 1.
Algebraic number theory.
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Saj.o-i.s theory.
3. Automorphic forms. I. Title. II. Series: Lecture notes in mathematics (Berlin) ; 654. QA3.128 no. 654 [Q,A247] 510' .Bs [512'.74] 78-9714 1SBN 0-387-08844-x
AMS Subject Classifications (1970): 12A55, 12BlO, lODlO
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Chapter 1: Lifting projective representations
6
Chapter 2: Local primitive galois representations
18
Chapter 3: Two-dimensional representations over Q
36
Chapter 4: The L-series of an icosahedral representation
49
Chapter S: Classical modular forms of weight one
70
Chapter 6: An icosahedral form
80
Bibliography
95
Appendix 1: The sextic resolvent
98
Appendix 2: Extensions of Q of degree 5 .........•........••.••...••. 100 S Appendix 3: The A4 extension of Q ...••.......................•.•...•• 103 2 Appendix 4: S4 extensions of Q unramified outside 2 and 5 108 Appendix S: Algorithms
115
Appendix 6: Fourier expansions at arbitrary cusps
125
Appendix 7: The holomorphy of A L-series .•••.......•....•••••.•..•.. 132 5 Index ......••.•.....•.•........................•..........•....•.•••.. 142 TABLES 3.1: Ramified primes in AS extensions .•..•.......•......•••••.•.•.... 46 3.2: Some low icosahedral conductors ..•.••...•....••.....•••••••.... 47 3.3: Primitive extensions of Q2 . 48 . 64 4.1 : Frobenii in an AS field 4.2: Decomposition of primes in an A field •...•.••.....••••••••...• 65 5 66 4.3: Some norms ••••••..•..........•••.••.....•..•••....•.•.••••••..•• 4.4: Values of lb ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 68 4.5: An icosahedral L-series ....•...................•...•.•..•.••... 69 5.1: Dihedral cusp forms .•..••......••...........•.......•.•••...•.. 78 S.2: Forms of weight 2 ..........•••..••...........•.......••••.•.... 79 App4.1: Some dihedral extensions of Q •.•....•••........•...•.•..••• 114 2 135 App7.1: Table of SL?CF ...•.•.........••.•......•••••••.. S) A
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