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The matrix reps of φ and f φ agree.
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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Plain-language statement
The matrix reps of φ and f φ agree.
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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TotallyDefiniteQuaternionAlgebra.finite_doubleCoset
Plain-language statement
For any open U ⊆ GL₂(𝔸_F), Dˣ\GL₂(𝔸_F)/U is finite. (where Dˣ is viewed as a subgroup of GL₂(𝔸_F) under the identification M₂(𝔸_F) ≃ D ⊗ 𝔸_F)
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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TotallyDefiniteQuaternionAlgebra.WeightTwoAutomorphicForm.heckeOperator_eq_lTensor
Plain-language statement
Hecke operators are preserved under the identification 𝒮²(U, χ; M) ≃ M ⊗ 𝒮²(U, χ; R).
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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TotallyDefiniteQuaternionAlgebra.WeightTwoAutomorphicForm.HeckeOperator.Local.range_unipotentMulDiagU1
Plain-language statement
Each coset in U1diagU1 is of the form unipotent_mul_diagU1 for some t ∈ O_v.
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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TotallyDefiniteQuaternionAlgebra.WeightTwoAutomorphicForm.heckeOperatorL_tensor
Plain-language statement
Hecke operators are preserved under the identification 𝒮²(U, χ; M ⊗ N) ≃ M ⊗ 𝒮²(U, χ; N).
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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UltraProduct.continuous_of_bddAbove_card
Plain-language statement
Let R₀ be a topological ring, topologically of finite type (over ℤ). Consider a family of (cardinality) finite rings R i with the discrete topology whose cardinalites are unifomly bounded. Given a family of continuous ring homs f i : R →+* R i, the lift R →+* 𝒰(Rᵢ) is also continuous.
Source project: Fermat's Last Theorem
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