The modular discriminant Δ #
This file defines the modular discriminant Δ(z) = η(z) ^ 24, where η is the Dedekind eta
function, and proves its key properties including invariance under the generators of SL(2, ℤ).
Main definitions #
ModularForm.delta: The modular discriminant functionΔ(z) = η(z) ^ 24, which can also be expressed asq * ∏' (1 - q ^ (n + 1)) ^ 24whereq = e ^ (2πiz).
Main results #
ModularForm.delta_ne_zero: The discriminant is non-vanishing on the upper half-plane.ModularForm.delta_T_invariant: Invariance under the translationT : z ↦ z + 1.ModularForm.delta_S_invariant: Invariance under the inversionS : z ↦ -1 / z, showingΔ(-1 / z) = z ^ 12 · Δ(z).
References #
The modular discriminant Δ(z) = η(z) ^ 24, where η is the Dedekind eta function.
Equations
- ModularForm.delta z = ModularForm.eta ↑z ^ 24
Instances For
The discriminant expressed as a q-expansion: Δ(z) = q * ∏' (1 - q ^ (n + 1)) ^ 24.
The modular discriminant is non-vanishing on the upper half-plane.
The discriminant is invariant under T : z ↦ z + 1, i.e., Δ(z + 1) = Δ(z).
The transformation formula for η under S : z ↦ -1 / z: we have
η(-1 / z) = (√I)⁻¹ · √z · η(z) on the upper half-plane.
The discriminant satisfies the modular transformation for S : z ↦ -1 / z:
we have Δ(-1 / z) = z ^ 12 · Δ(z).