The dimension of a space of modular forms is its dimension as a complex vector space; for spaces of newforms $S_k^{\rm new}(N,\chi)$ this is the same as the dimension of the $\Q$-vector space spanned by its eigenforms.
The dimension of a newform refers to the dimension of its newform subspace, equivalently, the cardinality of its newform orbit. This is equal to the degree of its coefficient field (as an extension of $\Q$).
The relative dimension of $S_k^{\rm new}(N,\chi)$ is its dimension as a $\Q(\chi)$-vector space, where $\Q(\chi)$ is the field generated by the values of $\chi$, and similarly for newform subspaces.
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- 2020-02-15 13:57:06 by John Voight (Reviewed)
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