Limits of traces of singular moduli

Abstract

Let f and g be weakly holomorphic modular functions on 0(N) with the trivial character. For an integer d, let d(f) denote the modular trace of f of index d. Let r be a rational number equivalent to i∞ under the action of 0(4N). In this paper, we prove that, when z goes radially to r, the limit QH(f)(r) of the sum H(f)(z) = Σd>0d(f)e2π idz is a special value of a regularized twisted L-function defined by d(f) for d≤0. It is proved that the regularized L-function is meromorphic on C and satisfies a certain functional equation. Finally, under the assumption that N is square free, we prove that if QH(f)(r)=QH(g)(r) for all r equivalent to i ∞ under the action of 0(4N), then d(f)=d(g) for all integers d.

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