On the structure of modules of vector valued modular forms
Abstract
If denotes a finite dimensional complex representation of SL2(Z), then it is known that the module M() of vector valued modular forms for is free and of finite rank over the ring M of scalar modular forms of level one. This paper initiates a general study of the structure of M(). Among our results are absolute upper and lower bounds, depending only on the dimension of , on the weights of generators for M(), as well as upper bounds on the multiplicities of weights of generators of M(). We provide evidence, both computational and theoretical, that a stronger three-term multiplicity bound might hold. An important step in establishing the multiplicity bounds is to show that there exists a free-basis for M() in which the matrix of the modular derivative operator does not contain any copies of the Eisenstein series E6 of weight six.
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