1997
DOI: 10.1007/s002220050127
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P-adic Banach spaces and families of modular forms

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“…It has long been known that these objects satisfy many interesting congruence relations. One very powerful method for studying the congruences obeyed by modular forms modulo powers of a fixed prime p is to embed this space into the p-adic Banach space S k (Γ 1 (N ), r) of r-overconvergent p-adic cusp forms, defined as in [Kat73] using sections of ω ⊗k on certain affinoid subdomains of X 1 (N ) obtained by removing discs of radius p −r around the supersingular points; this space has been used to great effect by Coleman and others ([Col96,Col97]). …”
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“…It has long been known that these objects satisfy many interesting congruence relations. One very powerful method for studying the congruences obeyed by modular forms modulo powers of a fixed prime p is to embed this space into the p-adic Banach space S k (Γ 1 (N ), r) of r-overconvergent p-adic cusp forms, defined as in [Kat73] using sections of ω ⊗k on certain affinoid subdomains of X 1 (N ) obtained by removing discs of radius p −r around the supersingular points; this space has been used to great effect by Coleman and others ([Col96,Col97]). …”
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“…In other words, I give a conceptual proof of the part of theorem B6.1, when p is odd, which is evident from the explicit formulas (see appendix I of ref. 1) and which asserts that the coefficients of this series lie in the Iwasawa algebra ⌳ ϭ Z p ͓͓Z* p ͔͔. I also prove that this series analytically continues to a larger space.…”
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“…Dans [3], Buzzard a axiomatisé la construction de [5] et [6]. Sa "machine" permet d'associer une variété de Hecke à la donnée (A, M, H, U p ) à condition de vérifier que M satisfait une hypothèse (Pr) que nous allons rappeler.…”
Section: La Théorie Spectraleunclassified