The degenerate parts of spaces of meromorphic cusp forms under a regularized inner product
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Abstract: We investigate the inner product between meromorphic modular forms from certain distinguished subspaces. In particular, we compute the degenerate parts of these subspaces and further compute the inner product on some of the remaining quotient spaces.
The paper under review concerns investigation of inner products for modular forms like in the case of some recent papers in the literature. In the paper under review, the authors consider an inner product on some subspaces that are related to the elliptic expansions of a meromorphic modular form around points \(\mathfrak{z} \in \mathbb{H}\). In particular, they compute the degenerate parts of these subspaces and furthermore determine the inner product on some of the remaining quotient spaces.
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