Rationals part of the special values of the L-functions of level 1
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Definition of the L-ratios
Fix a weight k. Let
Sym = CuspSymk(SL2(Z);Z) denote the space of integral
cuspidal modular symbols of weight k on SL2(Z)
(see Loic Merel's paper in Springer Lecture Notes 1585). Let
L(s) be the product of the L-functions attached to the normalized
eigenforms of weight k. The image of Sym under the period mapping
defines a lattice in Cd, where d is the dimension of
Sk(SL2(Z)). Let T be the torus got by quotienting
Cd out by this lattice.
For j an odd integer between 1 and k-1, the
L-ratio listed in our table is
L(A,j)*(j-1)!
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(2pi)^(j-1)*Omega
where Omega is the vol(R) of real points in T,
with respect to the measure defined by a basis of cusp forms
with integer Fourier expansion coefficients.
For i an even integer between 1 and k-1,
the L-ratio is defined as above, except Omega
is the volume of the subgroup of T(C) on which complex conjugation
acts as -1.
The scope of this table
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