Carré symétrique d'une forme primitive. (Symmetric square of a newform)
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A direct proof is given for the functional equation satisfied by the primitive symmetric square attached to a newform of any level. The method uses technics of modular form theory and is based on a careful study of minimal forms and Atkin-Lehner operators on twisted forms. The root number is explicit thanks to some properties of Gauss sums averages analogous to Barnes lemma.
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