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An Introduction to Modular Forms

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An Introduction to Modular Forms
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Publisher: arXiv.org
Number of pages: 58

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Contents: Functional Equations; Elliptic Functions; Modular Forms and Functions; Hecke Operators: Ramanujan's discoveries; Euler Products, Functional Equations; Modular Forms on Subgroups of Gamma; More General Modular Forms; Some Pari/GP Commands.

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