2012
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1212.2035
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Classicité de formes modulaires surconvergentes

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“…The method which we use here is by studying the analytic continuation of finite slope overconvergent eigenforms as in [23]. There is a related work [4] of Bijakowski, where classicality results for modular forms over some general PEL type Shimura (with unramified local reductive groups) are proved. Although Bijakowski also used the method of analytic continuation to prove classicality results, there are still many differences between our approach below and that in [4].…”
Section: Analytic Continuation and Classicalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The method which we use here is by studying the analytic continuation of finite slope overconvergent eigenforms as in [23]. There is a related work [4] of Bijakowski, where classicality results for modular forms over some general PEL type Shimura (with unramified local reductive groups) are proved. Although Bijakowski also used the method of analytic continuation to prove classicality results, there are still many differences between our approach below and that in [4].…”
Section: Analytic Continuation and Classicalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a related work [4] of Bijakowski, where classicality results for modular forms over some general PEL type Shimura (with unramified local reductive groups) are proved. Although Bijakowski also used the method of analytic continuation to prove classicality results, there are still many differences between our approach below and that in [4]. Namely, Bijakowski studied intensively the geometry near the region with integer degrees in the rigid analytic Shimura varieties, while we are mainly based on the geometry of the special fiber, which is simpler in our special case.…”
Section: Analytic Continuation and Classicalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Si u : G ÝÑ G 1 est un morphisme qui devient un isomorphisme en fibre générique, alors Deg τ pG 1 q ě Deg τ pGq, avec égalité si et seulement si u est un isomorphisme.Démonstration. -Voir[Bij12] Proposition 1.19.…”
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