“…We still denote by τ the continuous morphism of F (z)-algebras: τ ⊗ 1 : [7], proof of Theorem A and [9], Proposition 3.7, we deduce that…”
Section: Stark Units For Drinfeld Modulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let M be the projective limit for the norm map of the p-Sylow subgroups of the ideal class groups along the cyclotomic Z p -extension of Q(µ p ) : Q(µ p ∞ ). Let Γ = Gal(Q(µ p ∞ )/Q(µ p )), and let γ ∈ Γ such that: L. Taelman has recently introduced new arithmetic objects associated to Drinfeld modules ( [26]): class modules and modules of units; in the case of the Carlitz module, these latter objects have similar properties to that of the ideal class groups and units of number fields (see for example [7]). While Greenberg's Conjectures are "vertical" problems (one fixes a cyclotomic field and study the structures of the p-class groups along the cyclotomic Z p -extension), in this article we consider analogues of these problems for Taelman's class modules but in the "horizontal" case.…”
“…We still denote by τ the continuous morphism of F (z)-algebras: τ ⊗ 1 : [7], proof of Theorem A and [9], Proposition 3.7, we deduce that…”
Section: Stark Units For Drinfeld Modulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let M be the projective limit for the norm map of the p-Sylow subgroups of the ideal class groups along the cyclotomic Z p -extension of Q(µ p ) : Q(µ p ∞ ). Let Γ = Gal(Q(µ p ∞ )/Q(µ p )), and let γ ∈ Γ such that: L. Taelman has recently introduced new arithmetic objects associated to Drinfeld modules ( [26]): class modules and modules of units; in the case of the Carlitz module, these latter objects have similar properties to that of the ideal class groups and units of number fields (see for example [7]). While Greenberg's Conjectures are "vertical" problems (one fixes a cyclotomic field and study the structures of the p-class groups along the cyclotomic Z p -extension), in this article we consider analogues of these problems for Taelman's class modules but in the "horizontal" case.…”
We address some questions posed by Goss related to the modularity of Drinfeld modules of rank 1 defined over the field of rational functions in one variable with coefficients in a finite field.For each positive characteristic valued Dirichlet character, we introduce certain projection operators on spaces of Drinfeld modular forms with character of a given weight and type such that when applied to a Hecke eigenform return a Hecke eigenform whose eigensystem has been twisted by the given Dirichlet character. Unlike the classical case, however, the effect on Goss' u-expansions for these eigenforms -and even on Petrov's A-expansions -is more complicated than a simple twisting of the u− (or A−) expansion coefficients by the given character.We also introduce Eisenstein series with character for irreducible levels p and show that they and their Fricke transforms are Hecke eigenforms with a new type of A-expansion and A-expansion in the sense of Petrov, respectively. We prove congruences between certain cuspforms in Petrov's special family and the Eisenstein series and their Fricke transforms introduced here, and we show that in each weight there are as many linearly independent Eisenstein series with character as there are cusps for Γ 1 (p).
“…In particular, ∀n ∈ Z, the sum L P (n; t; z) := m≥0 ( a∈A+,deg θ a=m,a ≡0 (mod P ) a(t 1 ) · · · a(t s ) a n )z m ∈ T P defines an entire function on C s+1 P . We refer the reader to [7], [10], for various arithmetic properties of "special values" of the series L P (n; t; z), n ∈ Z.…”
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