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arXiv · 2609.17806

Effective Hecke eigenvalue equidistribution over the Atkin--Lehner subspaces

Abstract

For a fixed prime $p$, let $μ_p$ denote the $p$-adic Plancherel measure. Then the first main goal of this paper is to prove effective (and moreover explicit) $μ_p$-equidistribution of the $p$-th Hecke eigenvalues over the Atkin--Lehner subspaces $S_k^σ(N) \subseteq S_k(N)$ and $S_k^{\operatorname{new}, σ}(N) \subseteq S_k^{\operatorname{new}}(N)$. We then highlight five applications of this explicit equidistribution result. For the first application, we generalize Kim's vertical analog of the Atkin--Serre conjecture to the Atkin--Lehner setting. For the second application, we obtain explicit bounds on the number of newforms $f \in S_k^{\operatorname{new}, σ}(N)$ for which $p$ is extremal over $S_k^{\operatorname{new}, σ}(N)$. For the third application, we prove explicit asymptotics for the number of $\mathbb{F}_{p^r}$-points on the modular Jacobian $J_0(N),$ as well as on its factors $J_0^{\operatorname{new}}(N),$ $J_0^σ(N),$ and $J_0^{\operatorname{new}, σ}(N)$. We also make explicit an asymptotic result of Serre concerning point counts of the modular curves $X_0(N)$. For the fourth application, we generalize lower bounds due to Murty and Sinha on the sizes of large $\mathbb{Q}$-simple factors of $J_0(N)$ to analogous bounds for $J_0^σ(N)$. Finally, for the fifth application (the details of which are given in a separate paper), we use our explicit equidistribution result to prove that only finitely many modular Jacobians are supersingular modulo any fixed prime.

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Aarya J. Kumar, Sargam Mondal, Erick Ross, Hui Xue. 2026-09-15. Effective Hecke eigenvalue equidistribution over the Atkin--Lehner subspaces. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.17806

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