Explicit formulas for Drinfeld modules and their periods
After introducing some notation from the theory of Drinfeld modules (lattice \(\Lambda\), exponential function \(e_{\Lambda}\), logarithm function \(\log_{\Lambda}\) attached to a Drinfeld module), the authors apply their notion of ``shadowed partitions to find compact formulas for the coefficients of \(\exp_{\Lambda}\) and \(\log_{\Lambda}\). In the case of Drinfeld modules of rank 2, they also determine the radius of convergence of \(\log_{\Lambda}\) and, under the assumption that the lattice \(\Lambda\) has a minimal basis with two different lengths, they give an analytic expression for a minimal non-zero vector in \(\Lambda\).
- Coleman's power series and Wiles' reciprocity for rank 1 Drinfeld modules
- The de Rham isomorphism for Drinfeld modules over Tate algebras
- On periods of the third kind for rank 2 Drinfeld module
- Remarks on a paper by El-Guindy and Papanikolas
- Tensor powers of rank 1 Drinfeld modules and periods
- Logarithmic-type and exponential-type hypergeometric functions for function fields
- Special values of Goss \(L\)-series attached to Drinfeld modules of rank 2
- Taelman L-values for Drinfeld modules over Tate algebras
- Identities for Anderson generating functions for Drinfeld modules
- From the Carlitz exponential to Drinfeld modular forms
- Legendre Drinfeld modules and universal supersingular polynomials
- Explicit computation of the Drinfeld associator in the case of the fundamental representation of gl(N)
- Coefficients of exponential functions attached to Drinfeld modules of rank 2
- On the Deuring polynomial for Drinfeld modules in Legendre form
- A description of a Drinfeld module with class number h=1 and rank 1
- Explicit Weil-pairing for Drinfeld modules
- On symmetric powers of -recurrent sequences and deformations of Eisenstein series
- Effective rigid analytic trivializations for Drinfeld modules
- Linear equations on Drinfeld modules
- On Furusho's analytic continuation of Drinfeld logarithms
- Explicit formulas for the exponential and logarithm of the Carlitz-Tate twist, and applications
- A motivic pairing and the Mellin transform in function fields
- Mellin transform formulas for Drinfeld modules
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