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Sayfa 20
It is easy to understand the interest in quadratic forms with level equal to the
determinant if we observe that the quadratic forms of the classical root lattices Z "
, Dn , An , E6 , E7 , and Ex , except for the lattices Dn of even dimensions n , have
...
It is easy to understand the interest in quadratic forms with level equal to the
determinant if we observe that the quadratic forms of the classical root lattices Z "
, Dn , An , E6 , E7 , and Ex , except for the lattices Dn of even dimensions n , have
...
Sayfa 72
... ( n – m , da ) if tı ( Q ) # 0 ( mod 8 ) , since Proposition 7.4 implies that 01 ( b ( A
) ) = 1. The symbol 2G is similar to the symbols ( 13.6 ) and ( 13.7 ) . Therefore , if
2G exists and $ 2 ( G ) = II , t1 # 0 ( mod 8 ) , then ( 12.15 ) is equal to az ( Aji ; Q1
...
... ( n – m , da ) if tı ( Q ) # 0 ( mod 8 ) , since Proposition 7.4 implies that 01 ( b ( A
) ) = 1. The symbol 2G is similar to the symbols ( 13.6 ) and ( 13.7 ) . Therefore , if
2G exists and $ 2 ( G ) = II , t1 # 0 ( mod 8 ) , then ( 12.15 ) is equal to az ( Aji ; Q1
...
Sayfa 76
By ( 12.11 ) , the weight pn ( A ; F ) is equal to the product ( 13.32 ) c ( n – m ) std (
n – m , da ) a2 ( A ; Q ) II 0p ( A ; Q ) II ... For even n m = 2s and a = 2a1 , using the
same formulas and ( 11.15 ) , we see that the product ( 13.32 ) is equal to 1 1 ...
By ( 12.11 ) , the weight pn ( A ; F ) is equal to the product ( 13.32 ) c ( n – m ) std (
n – m , da ) a2 ( A ; Q ) II 0p ( A ; Q ) II ... For even n m = 2s and a = 2a1 , using the
same formulas and ( 11.15 ) , we see that the product ( 13.32 ) is equal to 1 1 ...
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REPRESENTATION OF A FORM | 17 |
10 The automorphism groups of discriminant forms | 59 |
12 A general formula for the weight of representations | 65 |
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