Crouching AGM, hidden modularity
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Abstract: Special arithmetic series , whose coefficients are normally given as certain binomial sums, satisfy "self-replicating" functional identities. For example, the equation frac1{(1+4z)^2}f�iggl(frac{z}{(1+4z)^3}�iggr)=frac1{(1+2z)^2}f�iggl(frac{z^2}{(1+2z)^3}�iggr) generates a modular form of weight 2 and level 7, when a related modular parametrization is properly chosen. In this note we investigate the potential of describing modular forms by such self-replicating equations as well as applications of the equations that do not make use of the modularity. In particular, we outline a new recipe of generating AGM-type algorithms for computing and other related constants. Finally, we indicate some possibilities to extend the functional equations to a two-variable setting.
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