Congruences Between Modular Forms is a mathematical relation in number theory that characterizes when two modular forms have Fourier coefficients that are congruent modulo a prime ideal, distinguishing it from other relations by focusing on arithmetic equivalence in their q-expansions.
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Lake Forest College
Lake Forest, United States
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Muroran Institute of Technology
Muroran, Japan
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Fordham University
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Tokyo Institute of Technology
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