Large Fourier coefficients of half-integer weight modular forms
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The paper under review answers the following question: Do Fourier coefficients of any cusps form of half-integral weight take large values? The answer is yes, and here, the authors use an adapted version of the resonance method. Furthermore, they prove that there are infinitely many fundamental discriminants \(D\) such that the Fourier coefficients evaluated at \(\vert D \vert\) are non-zero. The proof contains nice calculations.
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