Analysis uncovers Fourier coefficients for holomorphic eta-quotients, indicating relationships with modular forms.
We give a list of [Formula: see text] holomorphic eta-quotients of integral weight ([Formula: see text] of which are primitive) and provide a uniform closed formula for their Fourier coefficients [Formula: see text] where [Formula: see text] with some fixed [Formula: see text]. The proof involves Wohlfahrt’s extension of Hecke operators and a dimension formula for spaces of modular forms of general multiplier system. We further provide the expansions of these eta-quotients as linear combinations of standard Eisenstein series.
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Xiao-Jie ZHU (2025) studied this question.
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