
# Classical modular forms downloaded from the LMFDB on 15 April 2026.
# Search link: https://www.lmfdb.org/ModularForm/GL2/Q/holomorphic/83/
# Query "{'level': 83}" returned 48 forms, sorted by analytic conductor.

# Each entry in the following data list has the form:
#    [Label, Dim, $A$, Field, CM, RM, Traces, Fricke sign, $q$-expansion]
# For more details, see the definitions at the bottom of the file.



"83.1.b.a"	1	0.0414223960485392	"1.1.1.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, -1, 0, -1]	NULL	"q-q^{3}+q^{4}-q^{7}-q^{11}-q^{12}+q^{16}+\\cdots"
"83.2.a.a"	1	0.6627583367766272	"1.1.1.1"	[]	[]	[-1, -1, -2, -3]	1	"q-q^{2}-q^{3}-q^{4}-2q^{5}+q^{6}-3q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.2.a.b"	6	0.6627583367766272	"6.6.9059636.1"	[]	[]	[1, 1, 2, 3]	-1	"q+(-\\beta _{1}-\\beta _{2})q^{2}-\\beta _{3}q^{3}+(1-\\beta _{5})q^{4}+\\cdots"
"83.2.c.a"	240	0.6627583367766272	NULL	[]	[]	[-38, -37, -35, -33]	NULL	NULL
"83.3.b.a"	3	2.2615861941904645	"3.3.2241.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 0, 0, 0]	NULL	"q+(\\beta _{1}+\\beta _{2})q^{3}+4q^{4}+(-3\\beta _{1}-2\\beta _{2})q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.3.b.b"	10	2.2615861941904645	NULL	[]	[]	[0, -6, 0, 12]	NULL	"q+\\beta _{1}q^{2}+(-1+\\beta _{2})q^{3}+(-3+\\beta _{7}+\\cdots)q^{4}+\\cdots"
"83.3.d.a"	520	2.2615861941904645	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, -35, -41, -53]	NULL	NULL
"83.4.a.a"	7	4.897158530476471	NULL	[]	[]	[-5, -11, -17, -46]	-1	"q+(-1-\\beta _{4})q^{2}+(-1+\\beta _{1}+\\beta _{4})q^{3}+\\cdots"
"83.4.a.b"	13	4.897158530476471	NULL	[]	[]	[5, 7, 33, 52]	1	"q+\\beta _{1}q^{2}+(1+\\beta _{8})q^{3}+(6+\\beta _{2})q^{4}+\\cdots"
"83.4.c.a"	800	4.897158530476471	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, -37, -57, -47]	NULL	NULL
"83.5.b.a"	3	8.579706935959079	"3.3.2241.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 0, 0, 0]	NULL	"q+(2\\beta _{1}-3\\beta _{2})q^{3}+2^{4}q^{4}+(21\\beta _{1}-11\\beta _{2})q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.5.b.b"	24	8.579706935959079	NULL	[]	[]	[0, 6, 0, -112]	NULL	NULL
"83.5.d.a"	1080	8.579706935959079	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, -47, -41, 71]	NULL	NULL
"83.6.a.a"	14	13.311857044477392	NULL	[]	[]	[-13, -17, -162, -247]	1	"q+(-1+\\beta _{1})q^{2}+(-1+\\beta _{7})q^{3}+(10+\\cdots)q^{4}+\\cdots"
"83.6.a.b"	20	13.311857044477392	NULL	[]	[]	[7, 37, 88, 439]	-1	"q+\\beta _{1}q^{2}+(2+\\beta _{5})q^{3}+(19+\\beta _{2})q^{4}+\\cdots"
"83.6.c.a"	1360	13.311857044477392	NULL	[]	[]	[-35, -61, 33, -233]	NULL	NULL
"83.7.b.a"	1	19.094488940447633	"1.1.1.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, -29, 0, -61]	NULL	"q-29q^{3}+2^{6}q^{4}-61q^{7}+112q^{9}+\\cdots"
"83.7.b.b"	2	19.094488940447633	"2.2.249.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 29, 0, 61]	NULL	"q+(15+\\beta )q^{3}+2^{6}q^{4}+(23-15\\beta )q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.7.b.c"	38	19.094488940447633	NULL	[]	[]	[0, 18, 0, 262]	NULL	NULL
"83.7.d.a"	1640	19.094488940447633	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, -59, -41, -303]	NULL	NULL
"83.8.a.a"	21	25.927957115182107	NULL	[]	[]	[-17, -95, -502, -3273]	-1	NULL
"83.8.a.b"	27	25.927957115182107	NULL	[]	[]	[23, 67, 748, 1529]	1	NULL
"83.8.c.a"	1920	25.927957115182107	NULL	[]	[]	[-47, -13, -287, 1703]	NULL	NULL
"83.9.b.a"	3	33.81242463507356	"3.3.2241.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 0, 0, 0]	NULL	"q+(-47\\beta _{1}-2\\beta _{2})q^{3}+2^{8}q^{4}+(-846\\beta _{1}+\\cdots)q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.9.b.b"	52	33.81242463507356	NULL	[]	[]	[0, -114, 0, 2028]	NULL	NULL
"83.9.d.a"	2200	33.81242463507356	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, 73, -41, -2069]	NULL	NULL
"83.10.a.a"	28	42.74797440160147	NULL	[]	[]	[-49, -317, -3467, -13836]	1	NULL
"83.10.a.b"	34	42.74797440160147	NULL	[]	[]	[31, 169, 2783, 19778]	-1	NULL
"83.10.c.a"	2480	42.74797440160147	NULL	[]	[]	[-23, 107, 643, -5983]	NULL	NULL
"83.11.b.a"	3	52.7346519719191	"3.3.2241.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 0, 0, 0]	NULL	"q+(-139\\beta _{1}+6\\beta _{2})q^{3}+2^{10}q^{4}+(5922\\beta _{1}+\\cdots)q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.11.b.b"	66	52.7346519719191	NULL	[]	[]	[0, 42, 0, -22288]	NULL	NULL
"83.11.d.a"	2760	52.7346519719191	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, -83, -41, 22247]	NULL	NULL
"83.12.a.a"	34	63.77248398644588	NULL	[]	[]	[-41, -719, -19862, -97477]	-1	NULL
"83.12.a.b"	40	63.77248398644588	NULL	[]	[]	[119, 739, 11388, 137821]	1	NULL
"83.12.c.a"	3040	63.77248398644588	NULL	[]	[]	[-71, -565, -1227, -6897]	NULL	NULL
"83.13.b.a"	1	75.8614868339317	"1.1.1.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, -617, 0, -231577]	NULL	"q-617q^{3}+2^{12}q^{4}-231577q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.13.b.b"	2	75.8614868339317	"2.2.249.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 617, 0, 231577]	NULL	"q+(294-29\\beta )q^{3}+2^{12}q^{4}+(116246+\\cdots)q^{7}+\\cdots"
"83.13.b.c"	80	75.8614868339317	NULL	[]	[]	[0, 918, 0, 103918]	NULL	NULL
"83.14.a.a"	42	89.00167103008754	NULL	[]	[]	[-193, -2057, -78072, -907547]	1	NULL
"83.14.a.b"	48	89.00167103008754	NULL	[]	[]	[127, 2317, 78178, 739539]	-1	NULL
"83.15.b.a"	3	103.19304356608197	"3.3.2241.1"	[-83]	[]	[0, 0, 0, 0]	NULL	"q+(-63\\beta _{1}+152\\beta _{2})q^{3}+2^{14}q^{4}+\\cdots"
"83.15.b.b"	94	103.19304356608197	NULL	[]	[]	[0, -2238, 0, -386388]	NULL	NULL
"83.16.a.a"	48	118.43560923293394	NULL	[]	[]	[-473, -5843, -442447, -7927854]	-1	NULL
"83.16.a.b"	54	118.43560923293394	NULL	[]	[]	[167, 7279, 338803, 3601748]	1	NULL
"83.18.a.a"	55	152.07433249598452	NULL	[]	[]	[-241, -11321, -1009352, -50694303]	1	NULL
"83.18.a.b"	61	152.07433249598452	NULL	[]	[]	[1039, 28045, 2896898, 30012911]	-1	NULL
"83.20.a.a"	62	189.91785814179605	NULL	[]	[]	[-1481, -94199, -6266132, -202919777]	-1	NULL
"83.20.a.b"	68	189.91785814179605	NULL	[]	[]	[1079, 23899, 13265118, 362030721]	1	NULL


# Label --
#    The **label** of a newform $f\in S_k^{\rm new}(N,\chi)$ has the format \( N.k.a.x \), where

#    -  \( N\) is the level;

#    - \(k\) is the weight;

#    - \(N.a\) is the label of the Galois orbit of the Dirichlet character $\chi$;

#    - \(x\) is the label of the Galois orbit of the newform $f$.

#    For each embedding of the coefficient field of $f$ into the complex numbers, the corresponding modular form over $\C$ has a label of the form \(N.k.a.x.n.i\), where

#    - \(n\) determines the Conrey label \(N.n\) of the Dirichlet character \(\chi\);

#    - \(i\) is an integer ranging from 1 to the relative dimension of the newform that distinguishes embeddings with the same character $\chi$.


# Dim --
#    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.


#$A$ (analytic_conductor) --
#    The **analytic conductor** of a newform $f \in S_k^{\mathrm{new}}(N,\chi)$ is the positive real number
#    \[
#    N\left(\frac{\exp(\psi(k/2))}{2\pi}\right)^2,
#    \]
#    where $\psi(x):=\Gamma'(x)/\Gamma(x)$ is the logarithmic derivative of the Gamma function.


#Field (nf_label) --
#    The **coefficient field** of a modular form is the subfield of $\C$ generated by the coefficients $a_n$ of its $q$-expansion $\sum a_nq^n$.  The space of cusp forms $S_k^\mathrm{new}(N,\chi)$ has a basis of modular forms that are simultaneous eigenforms for all Hecke operators and with algebraic Fourier coefficients.  For such eigenforms the coefficient field will be a number field, and Galois conjugate eigenforms will share the same coefficient field.  Moreover, if $m$ is the smallest positive integer such that the values of the character $\chi$ are contained in the cyclotomic field $\Q(\zeta_m)$, the coefficient field will contain $\Q(\zeta_m)$
#    For eigenforms, the coefficient field is also known as the **Hecke field**.


#CM (cm_discs) --
#    A newform $f$ admits a **self-twist** by a primitive
#     Dirichlet character $\chi$ if the equality
#    \[
#    a_p(f) = \chi(p)a_p(f)
#    \]
#    holds for all but finitely many primes $p$.

#    For non-trivial $\chi$ this can hold only when $\chi$ has order $2$ and $a_p=0$ for all primes $p$ not dividing the level of $f$ for which $\chi(p)=-1$.
#    The character $\chi$ is then the Kronecker character of a quadratic field $K$ and may be identified by the discriminant $D$ of $K$.

#    If $D$ is negative, the modular form $f$ is said to have complex multiplication (CM) by $K$, and if $D$ is positive, $f$ is said to have real multiplication (RM) by $K$.  The latter can occur only when $f$ is a modular form of weight $1$ whose projective image is dihedral.

#    It is possible for a modular form to have multiple non-trivial self twists; this occurs precisely when $f$ is a modular form of weight one whose projective image is isomorphic to $D_2:=C_2\times C_2$; in this case $f$ admits three non-trivial self twists, two of which are CM and one of which is RM.



#RM (rm_discs) --
#    A newform $f$ admits a **self-twist** by a primitive
#     Dirichlet character $\chi$ if the equality
#    \[
#    a_p(f) = \chi(p)a_p(f)
#    \]
#    holds for all but finitely many primes $p$.

#    For non-trivial $\chi$ this can hold only when $\chi$ has order $2$ and $a_p=0$ for all primes $p$ not dividing the level of $f$ for which $\chi(p)=-1$.
#    The character $\chi$ is then the Kronecker character of a quadratic field $K$ and may be identified by the discriminant $D$ of $K$.

#    If $D$ is negative, the modular form $f$ is said to have complex multiplication (CM) by $K$, and if $D$ is positive, $f$ is said to have real multiplication (RM) by $K$.  The latter can occur only when $f$ is a modular form of weight $1$ whose projective image is dihedral.

#    It is possible for a modular form to have multiple non-trivial self twists; this occurs precisely when $f$ is a modular form of weight one whose projective image is isomorphic to $D_2:=C_2\times C_2$; in this case $f$ admits three non-trivial self twists, two of which are CM and one of which is RM.



#Traces (trace_display) --
#    For a newform $f \in S_k^{\rm new}(\Gamma_1(N))$, its **trace form** $\mathrm{Tr}(f)$ is the sum of its distinct conjugates under $\mathrm{Aut}(\C)$ (equivalently, the sum under all embeddings of the coefficient field into $\C$).  The trace form is a modular form $\mathrm{Tr}(f) \in S_k^{\rm new}(\Gamma_1(N))$ whose $q$-expansion has integral coefficients $a_n(\mathrm{Tr}(f)) \in \Z$.

#    The coefficient $a_1$ is equal to the dimension of the newform.

#    For $p$ prime, the coefficient $a_p$ is the trace of Frobenius in the direct sum of the $\ell$-adic Galois representations attached to the conjugates of $f$ (for any prime $\ell$).  When $f$ has weight $k=2$, the coefficient $a_p(f)$ is the trace of Frobenius acting on the modular abelian variety associated to $f$.

#    For a newspace $S_k^{\rm new}(N,\chi)$, its trace form is the sum of the trace forms $\mathrm{Tr}(f)$ over all newforms $f\in S_k^{\rm new}(N,k)$; it is also a modular form in $S_k^{\rm new}(\Gamma_1(N))$.

#    The graphical plot displayed in the properties box on the home page of each newform or newspace is computed using the trace form.


#Fricke sign (fricke_eigenval) --
#    The **Fricke involution** is the Atkin-Lehner involution $w_N$ on the space $S_k(\Gamma_0(N))$ (induced by the corresponding involution on the modular curve $X_0(N)$).

#    For a newform $f \in S_k^{\textup{new}}(\Gamma_0(N))$, the sign of the functional equation satisfied by the L-function attached to $f$ is $i^{-k}$ times the eigenvalue of $\omega_N$ on $f$.  So, for example when $k=2$, the signs swap, and the analytic rank of $f$ is even when $w_N f = -f$ and odd when $w_N f = +f$.


#$q$-expansion (qexp_display) --
#    The **$q$-expansion** of a modular form $f(z)$ is its Fourier expansion at the cusp $z=i\infty$, expressed as a power series $\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} a_n q^n$ in the variable $q=e^{2\pi iz}$.

#    For cusp forms, the constant coefficient $a_0$ of the $q$-expansion is zero.

#    For newforms, we have $a_1=1$ and the coefficients $a_n$ are algebraic integers in a number field $K \subseteq \C$.

#    Accordingly, we define the **$q$-expansion** of a newform orbit $[f]$ to be the $q$-expansion of any newform $f$ in the orbit, but with coefficients $a_n \in K$ (without an embedding into $\C$).  Each embedding $K \hookrightarrow \C$ then gives rise to an embedded newform whose $q$-expansion has $a_n \in \C$, as above.




