Modular forms: Eisenstein series
This lecture is part of an online graduate course on modular forms. We give two ways of looking at modular forms: as functions of lattices in C, or as invariant forms. We use this to give two different ways of constructing Eisenstein series. For the other lectures in the course see • Modular forms

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Modular forms: Fourier coefficients of Eisenstein series

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Modular forms: Introduction

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Modular forms: Classification

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Modular forms: Modular functions

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Introduction to Modular Forms - Part 1 of 8

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Elliptic functions 1. Weierstrass function.

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The bridge between number theory and complex analysis

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Modular forms: Theta functions in higher dimensions

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Modular forms: Theta functions

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Introduction to Twistor Theory Part 1

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Elliptic curves and modular forms
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